Quiklok A302 Microphone Boom Stand Tripod Base

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The QuikLok A302 Microphone Boom Stand Tripod Basefrom QuikLok A302 Microphone Boom Stand Tripod Baseis constructed from QuikLok's Microlite tubular steel and features a swivel boom made from composite ABS material. The clamp on the boom swivel is ergonomically designed, allowing you to adjust boom length and angle simultaneously.

Microlite Tubular Steel Composite ABS Boom Ergonomic Boom Swivel Clamp

Key Specs
Item Type	Boom Stand
Microphone Mount	No Mount Included
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Boom Arm Type	Fixed Length
Base Type	Tripod
Color	Black
Parameters
Microphone Mounting
Microphone Mount	No Mount Included
Mic Mount Thread Size	5/8"-27 Male
Boom
Boom Arm Type	Fixed Length
Adjustment Type	Screw-Knob
Counterweight	No
Stand & Base
Base Type	Tripod
Physical
Color	Black
Packaging Info
Package Weight	4.3 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	37.45 x 3.75 x 3.75"

Boom swivel made of ABS composite material for high impact resistance and smooth non-slip angle and height adjustments

Boom swivel clamp is ergonomically designed for ease of use, and allows you to adjust the boom length and angle at the same time, with one move only

Fast and secure height adjustments are possible by means of the soft-grip, ergonomic clutch unit

All locking points are protected by scratch-proof contact points

Impact-resistant, lightweight polycarbonate base with tubular steel tripod legs. If you step on a leg, it will bounce back in place

Mic cable management clips supplied

Scratch-resistant, baked-on, non-reflective, black enamel finish

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this stand work for an on-camera person who is standing while speaking?

A: This has a maximun height of just over 5 feet.

Q: 2. Whats the difference between a K&M 210/8 and a 210/9 boom stand?

A: A 210/9 has almost entirely metal components. This is the best boom mic stand in my opinion, and B&H has the best price!

Q: 3. What are the thread widths?

A: The thread on the end of the K&M mic stand is 5/8"-27.

Q: 4. Does this work well with a Rode Pod Mic? Or too heavy?

A: Yes, the Rode PodMic can be mounted on the Auray MS-5230T tripod mic stand. You may want to use sand bags on the base of the stand to prevent any movement. If you want a stand with a heavier base, the K&M 21070 Tripod Microphone Stand with 32" Boom - Black (B&H # KM21070) is a good option.

Q: 5. Would this hold a Rode NT1-A with Shock Mount and Pop Filter?

A: Yes, the K&M 21070 Tripod Microphone Stand with 32" Boom will support a large diaphragm condenser microphone such as the Rode NT1-A.

Q: 6. can boom be sparated from stand?

A: Yes, boom can be separated from stand without any problem.

Q: 7. Can you separate the vertical rod from the base tripod?

A: Yes, the boom can be separated from the base in a few different ways. This is a very versatile and configurable stand.

Q: 8. What's the difference between the LPH-003 and the LPH-004?

A: From the photos on the internet I don't see a difference

Q: 9. Is the 79 height the max height of the straight mic stand, or the max height with the boom extended? I need a boom stand with a tall stand, and then the boom.

A: 79 is the max height of the straight stand portion only.

Q: 10. What is the collapsed size?

A: Just over 40 inches when fully collapsed.

Paul	04/09/2024
[5/8"-27 Male] I recently lined the K&M 210/2 microphone stand up against a budget imitation by Auray (BH #AUMS5230F). As you can see in the picture, I've adjusted both stands to hold identical Shure SM58 microphones in the same position. Visually, the stands are almost indistinguishable. That all changes as soon as you touch the microphone. The K&M stand feels solid where the Auray is very tippy extended this far. I measured the stability difference. The microphone and stand together tip the scales at 3.45kg for K&M and 2.35kg for Auray. The front leg under the boom supports 1.75kg for the K&M and 1.4kg for the Auray. A little bit of math tells me that the rear legs each support 0.85kg for the K&M and just under 0.5kg each for Auray. It takes nearly twice as much force to start tipping the K&M stand and-if you do tip it slightly-the lower center of gravity means it has to be pushed further before gravity takes over. Don't get me wrong; the Auray stand is a great value if your usage scenario involves small microphones in a static environment. They're a great match for my pencil mics. If, however, you use a larger vocal microphone where people will be moving about then it's worth investing in the K&M stand before your expensive microphone takes an express trip to the floor. 5

Electrovert	27/06/2024
[Black] I installed this boom in a small video studio to hang mikes overhead of a news desk holding a pair of mics in stereo configuration. A music mic. boom stand was fully extended and was sagging badly barely able to do what this heavy duty stand does with handsome ease. It can be walked under, and moved and turned without tipping. It's just the thing for my purpose Lorton Post-lite Weekly. 5

James	27/06/2024
[Black] I used this stand while I was recording congregational singing. It was an experiment, but I am very pleased with the results. The stand is very steady even when the microphone is raised almost to the maximum. The only thing to be aware of is that the stand weighs slightly less than 40 lbs, so it may be difficult to carry long distances. Overall, the stand is very well built and served its purpose well, so I would definitely recommend it to others. 5

Wilfredo	15/04/2024
[4.3 lb] Awesome and very Professional Tripod Studio Boom. Heavy build and outstanding performance. 5

anyonymous	30/11/-0001
[4.3 lb] Stand is much heavier than I expected which was great. Really needed the extra support this stand provides. Extends even further than what I need it to. Great product! 5