The chrome LATCH LAKE micKing 3300 Boom Mic Stand Chromefrom LATCH LAKE micKing 3300 Boom Mic Stand Chromeis a weighted boom stand that that provides 48 to 124" of adjustable vertical height and 51 to 115" of adjustable boom length, each with a single telescoping extension. Its 16", 29lb base helps provide sturdy support for heavy mics or accessories. The stand features Latch Lake Lever Locks for fast adjustments, and a Spin Grip Mic Mount that provides 295° of lockable mic placement. The integrated wheels in its base provide for easy transport. The micKing3300 Big Foot is assembled in St. Paul, Minnesota.

For Overhead and Pro Studio Applications    Height Adjustable: 48 to 124"    Telescoping Boom: 51 to 115"    Weighted Wheeled Base    Lever Locks    Boom Counterweight    Spin Grip Mic Mount    5/8"-27 Top Thread

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 boom clutch features nearly 16 square inches of clamp-able surface area. This surface area provides the maximum coefficient of friction for a sturdy hold

Every adjustment point on the stands feature Latch Lake's cable wedges, enabling very clean cable management

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

The flexible counter weight system can be positioned anywhere on the boom, and even be removed if necessary

The boom clutch is designed for equivalence to an automotive disc brake to prevent any slippage

The Spin Grip Mic Mount allows you to spin the stand onto your mic, not the other way around. Its mounting point enables 295° of lockable mic placement at any weight

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Is this stand compatible with the Scarlett CM25 MkIII Microphone stand attachment?

A: Yes it is.

Q: 3. I purchased the QuickLok MP892 mic clip as it is listed as a recommended accessory. It does not fit however. What mic clip fits this stand?

A: The On-Stage MY251 (B&H#ONMY251) works well with DS7200B round base desktop microphone stand.

Q: 4. Will this boom fit to my MS series Atlas stand ? (Large tubing with 7/8 fitting)

A: The LATCH LAKE RB2200AT boom is not compatible with Atlas Sound MS series stands given the stands are 5/8 -27 male, and the RB2200AT is 7/8 -27 Threads.

Q: 5. Is it detachable so we can use it as a boom pole?

A: Yes the boom can be removed from the stand.

Q: 6. 2 questions. What's the difference between the K&M 210/6 & 210/9 Tripod Microphone Stands, and a fixed boom comes with both? Fixed Boom is a microphone?

A: The difference is that the 210/6 has a fixed boom, and the 210/9 has a telescopic boom so it's length can be adjusted. The boom arm is the part on top of the vertical pole that allows you to position your microphone, which will be attached to the end of the boom arm.

Q: 7. Will this work with Rode VideoMicro Compact On-Camera Microphone?

A: The Rode VideoMicro does not have stand mounting capability. To mount on a stand would require a female shoe adapter and 1/4 to 5/8 thread adapter to mount on a mic stand.

Q: 8. Is it possible to angle the boom straight up in the air, if you needed more height, but wanted the option of sometimes using the boom arm?

A: Yes, the LATCH LAKE micKing 2200 Boom Microphone Stand can be used with the boom arm positioned straight up to achieve more height.

Q: 9. Does B&H sell replacement threaded nobs for this - specifically the ones that lock the boom extension segments?

A: At this time, B&H does not sell those specific replacement knobs. While you could attempt to reach out to the manufacturer about replacements, it may be easier to look for a replacement stand. Here's a suggestion, BH #AUMS5230T.

Q: 10. What is the thread size at the base? I have four bases with this thread size, but most shafts are M20. This is larger than M20.

A: The manufacturer has not specified the size of the On-Stage DS7200B base threads.