The uncabled Airo K-Tek ABP1 Aluminum Boompole Uncabledfrom Airo K-Tek ABP1 Aluminum Boompole Uncabledis a lightweight, four-section telescopic boompole that can be used for ENG, EFT, and other field recording applications. It features a collapsed length of 3.2' and an extended length of 10.8'.

Other features include: a non-rotational tube set, rubber collar grips, a removable 3/8"-16 thread top attachment, and a removable anodized aluminum base. The uncabled ABP1 boompole weighs only 1.6 pounds, and easily collapses to store in any standard equipment case.

Measures 3.2 to 10.8'    4-Section Telescopic Boompole    Non-Rotational Tube Set    Rubber Collar Grips    3/8"-16 Male Thread, Top Attachment    Removable Anodized Aluminum Base

Four-section telescopic boompole

Non-rotational tube set

Anodized aluminum construction

Rubber collar grips

Top attachment: 3/8"-16 male thread (removable)

Bottom attachment: Anodized, aluminum base (removable)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the sennheiser mke 600?

A: Yes, the Airo by K-Tek ASM1 Shockmount is compatible for use with the Sennheiser MKE 600 shotgun microphone.

Q: 2. What is the fully close length?

A: two foot, five inches or 0.7 meters

Q: 3. Can you use a mic boom pole like this with a strobe flash with a 60" octabox?

A: No

Q: 4. Is the side-exit XLR port suitable for a plug-on wireless transmitter (such as the Sennheiser EW series "SKP"), or will it not attach firmly enough?

A: In theory, yes, you could connect a plug-on transmitter to the side exit XLR output on the K-Tek KE-110CCR Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal XLR Cable. Ideally, the transmitter would have a locking mechanism for secure connection at the XLR output.

Q: 5. The specs say this is compatible with a Sennheiser ME66, but it seems too big for it. I can’t find any reviews online, has anyone tried this and what is your opinion?

A: I think you're correct. The ME66/K6 is 8.7" long, and the interior of this windshield is also 8.7". And although we do not have a 7" K-tech, you might want to consider this one from Auray: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1047687-REG/auray_wsw_007mkii_fuzzy_windbuster_for_rovmr.html

Q: 6. where is the serial number located?

A: K-Tek Avalon Boompoles (like your KEG-150) currently do not have a serial number.

Q: 7. what would be a good pistol grip to use with this boompole and sennheiser mkh416?

A: The Rycote Softie Lyre Mount with Pistol Grip (BH #RYLMPG) is a great pairing to marry the K-Tek KE-89CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal XLR Cable with the Sennheiser MKH 416-P48U3 Moisture-Resistant Shotgun Microphone: https://bhpho.to/3xqk0Tu

Q: 8. Will this work with the Sennheiser MKH 60?

A: Yes, the Airo by K-Tek ASM1 Shockmount 1 is compatible for use with the Sennheiser MKH 60 Shotgun Microphone.

Q: 9. Doesn't this kit also come with an audio bag? I don't see one in the pictures.

A: In the Box: Airo by K-Tek ABP1 Aluminum Boompole 1 (Uncabled) Limited 1-Year Warranty Airo by K-Tek AXC25 XLR Microphone Cable (25') Limited 1-Year Warranty K-Tek Airo Fuzzy Windscreen 1 Limited 1-Year Warranty Airo by K-Tek ASM1 Shockmount 1 Threaded Adapter Limited 1-Year Warranty Airo by K-Tek AKB1 Kit Bag 1 (Black) Limited 1-Year Warranty

Q: 10. The screw at the top of my boom pole has broken off in the shock mount. Is it possible to buy a replacement top screw for this boom pole?

A: K-Tek does offer replacement parts for their boom poles but B&H does not have the correct part available. You should be able to get it directly through K-Tek. You can reach them by phone at 760-727-0593 or by email at info@ktekpro.com. Their offices are located in Vista, California.