Latch Lake Micking 2200 Boom Stand Chrome

A "Big Foot" version designed for everyday versatility in the studio

Within the micKing range, the 2200 Big Foot stands out as the most recommended version for studio and stage use, as it embodies the brand's DNA: very high-quality manufacturing, reassuring mechanics, and practical usability. It notably features a base inherited from the 3300, designed to handle heavy and long configurations without losing stability.

This model differentiates itself through a deliberately efficient choice: only one telescopic extension for both the boom and the mast. The result: fewer adjustments, faster setup, and a very appreciable sense of rigidity when working with expensive microphones, bulky shock mounts, or positioning accessories.

Who is the micKing MK2200BF made for and what are its uses?

The micKing 2200 Big Foot is aimed at studios that want a microphone boom stand capable of handling consecutive sessions without faltering: vocal recording, acoustic guitar, amp, room, as well as more complex situations like drum capture (overheads, ride, hi-hat) or piano. Its long reach and significant height allow you to place a microphone exactly at the right spot, even above a bulky setup.

It is particularly relevant if you use heavy microphones (or those perceived as heavy once mounted): large-diaphragm mics, ribbon mics, shock mounts, windshields, stereo bars... Where a standard stand might sag or drift over time, the MK2200BF is designed to remain solid and quick to adjust, preserving your placement and capture.

A boom stand designed as a precision tool: tightening, speed, and control

Mechanics designed for fast work without sacrificing hold

The strength of the micKing 2200 Big Foot lies in the balance between speed and locking. The quick-release variable tension locks facilitate adjustments when you need to change height, alter the angle of a boom, or move a microphone between takes. You adjust the tension according to the load and feel: looser for repositioning, firmer for durable locking.

Another studio game-changer: integrated cable management on the quick-release locks. This keeps your setup tidy, limits accidental tugs on the microphone, and prevents unwanted noise caused by cables hanging or rubbing when moving the boom.

Spin Grip Mic Mount: the perfect angle, without compromise

With the Spin Grip Mic Mount system, you gain valuable placement freedom: up to 295deg to orient the microphone. Practically, this helps find a precise axis on a source (snare, amp, vocals) while maintaining stable mechanics. It's also an asset when space is limited and the boom angle alone isn't enough to achieve the correct alignment.

"Big Foot" stability: great security, small footprint

The Big Foot base allows the MK2200BF to remain stable despite a small footprint. You benefit from a stand that doesn't take up all the floor space while maintaining a solid base when the boom is extended far or the microphone is mounted high. The adjustable counterweights and the 3 kg counterweight included complete this logic: the whole system is designed to secure your placements and protect your equipment.

Technical specifications

Floor surface diameter	406 mm	Extendable boom	1156 to 2389 mm
Maximum total height	4270 mm	Weight	approx. 23 kg
Adjustable stand height	1245 - 2109 mm	Finish	Chrome