The black LATCH LAKE micKing 2200 Microphone Stand Blackfrom LATCH LAKE micKing 2200 Microphone Stand Blackis a weighted stand that provides 49 to 83" of adjustable vertical height. It features Latch Lake Lever Locks for fast adjustments in height. The stand has integrated wheels in its base for easy transport. The micKing2200 is assembled in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Weighted Boom Stand    49 to 83" Adjustable Vertical Height    Latch Lake Lever Locks    Integrated Wheels    Assembled in the USA

Quick and simple adjustments throughout the entire stand. These locks ensure a strong hold and allow you to customize their tension to your precise needs

The bases have an efficient placement of weight and they can be positioned within each other for space saving storage

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. A spotmeter (reflected) workflow question based on speed and ease-of-use: does pushing the S/A/H button immediately give you a calculated reading, S or A or H, depending on what you had last requested (S or A or H) before taking new readings, without needing to use the Up/Down Dial? And so the Up/Down Dial is ONLY necessary when changing from A to S or A to H or S to H, etc.(?) So if you always want, let’s say, Shadow calculations, the function can be left at S and pushing the S/A/H button will always IMMEDIATELY give one the Shadow calculation without ever touching the Up/Down Dial.(?) Thanks.

A: I contacted the manufacturer concerning your inquiry. According to Kenko, yes, the workflow you describe above would work with the Kenko KFM-2200 Cine & Flash Meter.

Q: 2. what is the tripod leg length, and tripod maximum diameter?

A: Each of the tripod legs is approximately 14-inches long, with a total footprint of about 28-inches..

Q: 3. What's the difference between this and the K&M 210/9?

A: The K&M 252 Microphone Stand with Boom Arm (Black) features a 3-section telescoping shaft, while the 210/9 has only a 2-section shaft. The 210/9 is also slightly taller at max height.

Q: 4. How wide is are the tripod legs when extended? (i.e., how much floor space does this take up?)

A: According to Latch Lake web page: Tripod Base Our patent pending Symmetric Torque Tripod base features all new folding solid core legs giving you the distinctive stability all micKings are known for with a portable touch. This base enables a breakdown size of just under three feet. That's all I could find, you may want to call them: Latch Lake phone #: 1-800-428-2437

Q: 5. Is the threaded connection on top 5/8" ? Didn't see it listed on the product page.

A: Yes; 5/8" thread is industry standard for mic stands. While thread is not listed in the info, the thread is shown in the picture at top.

Q: 6. Is the weight correct for this stand? It currently says 12.1 lbs, but the package weight is much less.

A: According to K&M, the mic stand weighs 12.159 lbs.

Q: 7. Does this boom come with counter weight ? If so, what type ?

A: The LATCH LAKE RB2200 micKing RetroBoom Telescoping Boom Arm features a 7 LBS counterweight.

Q: 8. Does this include the mic stand shown in the pic or just the round base?

A: The On-Stage MS7201B will ship complete as shown in the photo.

Q: 9. Clutch adjustment procedure

A: The unique Soft-Touch one-hand clutch allows the height to be adjusted with a quick squeeze, to easily raise and lower the mic

Q: 10. when mini boom is attached the weight of it keep pushing the stand down?

A: It may be too much weight for the clutch mechanism. I would not recommend using a boom arm with this type of stand.