Constructed from steel and styled in a blue finish, the K&M 14670 Adjustable Footrest - Bluefrom K&M 14670 Adjustable Footrest - Blueis intended for guitarists who play in the classical style. It features six height-adjustable positions between 4.7 and 10.4 inches. To keep your foot in place, the pedal sports a large, non-skid plastic pad, as well as heavy-duty legs for stability.

Suitable for Classical Guitarists    6 Height-Adjustable Positions    Large, Non-Skid Plastic Pad    Stable Legs    Steel Construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this be a good umbrella for a photo booth set up? I'd use with my canon 580EX strobe.

A: It should work very well. I use this umbrella with a homemade bracket for three SB-910 strobes. I am pleased with the results and quality of the umbrella.

Q: 2. Anyone know if there's any way to take the sections apart for easier travel?

A: Greetings Scott. It collapses pretty short anyway. taking it apart would only shorten it by approximately 4 .

Q: 3. Is there any way to fix more than one of these to a single C-stand? Ie two crossbars, 3 stands, 2 rolls of seamless set at 90degrees?

A: In my estimation there should be, yes, perhaps you may need an extension to the pins on the stand, but the crossbar has decent sized openings and can be adjusted in width to meet your needs. Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Wondering if this bracket could handle a couple of B1 ones on it using a hot shoe adapter?

A: Hello Kelly,i am wondering if with B1 you mean the Pro Photo B1. Given they have 500W I am not sure why you would want to bundle them together? If you meant the A1 - yes this would definitely work. the adaptor is well build. but for 2 studio flashes i would probably rather use 2 tripods.

Q: 5. How to attach to a manfrotto autopole?

A: A superclamp and small pin would be needed

Q: 6. Can additional shoe mounts be added?

A: Yes you could rig it to fit, however I found that it is wiser to purchase the three or four mount bracket. The brackets are designed to hold a particular amount of weight. they also have a designed spacing to insurance balance and stability. You alter this if you change the configuration with out adding extra mounting space and material. I tried to do that, it worked, but it was not as sturdy. I decided not to risk one or two $300 plus flash units, or video lights. The cost for a greater capacity bracket is not that much. (cheaper than replacing your flash units if they fall)

Q: 7. Is this strong enough to hold 2 Godox Witstro 360's safely? I'm concerned about the weight of those units. Thank you

A: Yes, the bracket is strong enough to hold two Godox AD360 flashes. Note you need to attach the battery to the stand and not the bracket.

Q: 8. Do you think this will mount on top of ursa mini? Thanks

A: This top handle wasn't designed for the URSA mini. It was meant for the Blackmagic Cinema Cameras.

Q: 9. The Aputure Mount Iris Projector is weak, brittle and has many complaints that it breaks easily. I come to ask if this article, Nanlite Adjustable Diaphragm for PJ-BM, is stronger and if it is compatible with the Aputure Spotlight 36? Your recommendation and total compatibility would help me a lot.

A: The Iris are too different sizes. the nanlite will not fit in the aputure.

Q: 10. Can i attach my wireless receiver to the flash then both to the one flash shoe mount? or is that too much for the mount to hold?

A: Yes, without any concerns. This bracket is very sturdy. I commonly mount my largest flashes (Sony f60m) on top of Odin receivers then both on this bracket. I think any arm you'd use to hold the bracket would give out before the bracket itself.