Latch Lake Micking 3300 Boom Stand Black
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Essential Information About the micKing 3300 Boom Stand
Essential Information About the micKing 3300 Boom Stand
- Exceptional Reach and Height: 10 ft mast + 10 ft boom, allowing for a nearly 20 ft vertical setup to capture choirs, orchestras, and ensembles with complete freedom.
- Long-Range Stability, Controlled Footprint: despite its large dimensions in use, the entire setup compacts down to nearly 3 ft for transport and storage.
- Premium Safety for Heavy Microphones: designed to accommodate expensive and bulky microphones with maximum safety margin.
- Fast and Precise Adjustments: very powerful boom clutch, movable counterweight, and lever locks for quick adjustment of height, extension, and angle.
Manufacturer Information
Latch Lake
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An "Original" Model Designed for Demanding Long-Range Capture
The micKing 3300 is the original micKing boom stand: a performance-oriented approach, featuring a unique patented base, a boom clutch touted as one of the most powerful in its category, and a philosophy clearly focused on reliability in real-world conditions. Where a standard boom stand quickly reaches its limits (overhang, flex, slipping clamps, delicate balance), the 3300 aims for impeccable stability, even when deploying a long horizontal or vertical reach.
Its signature is the balance between large amplitude and compact footprint: you get impressive reach for complex placements while maintaining a stable and relatively compact base on the floor. This precise positioning makes it a specialized tool rather than a "one-size-fits-all" accessory.
Who It's For and In What Applications the micKing 3300 Makes a Difference
The micKing 3300 is intended for sound engineers, stage managers, studios, and venues regularly working in choral, orchestral, film music, acoustic ensembles, or ambient recording. In these contexts, the goal is often to place a microphone (or a pair) above musicians, far from the tripod, with heights and reach difficult to achieve without compromise.
It is also perfectly suited for studio configurations requiring a long boom (drum overheads, room mics, piano, brass, boom above a music stand) when stability and safety take priority over lightness. With its substantial weight, the 3300 is not meant to be moved every five minutes, but it becomes formidable whenever you need a "set once and forget" placement that is clean, precise, and reliable.
Key Features: Precision, Locks, and Smooth Positioning
Powerful Clutch and Lever Locks: Fast Adjustments Without Compromise
On a long-reach stand, the quality of the clamps is crucial: it makes the difference between an angle that holds and a boom that gradually sags. The micKing 3300 emphasizes lever locking systems and quick clamps with variable tension, designed to save time during setup and fine adjustments. You adjust resistance according to your load and extension while maintaining a controlled feel, which is useful when working several meters from the support point.
Spin Grip Mic Mount: Precise Orientation Without Fighting the Mechanics
The Spin Grip mic mount facilitates millimeter-precise placement, especially appreciated when the microphone is perched high or far from the stand. The system offers positioning up to 295 degrees, convenient for quickly orienting directivity (cardioid, hypercardioid, stereo pair, spot mic) without multiple manipulations. The result: faster, more precise placement and often less strain on cables and connectors.
Movable Counterweight and Patented Base: Stability at Long Extension
When the boom extends, balance becomes critical. The micKing 3300 includes a movable counterweight (3 kg included) to adjust the center of gravity according to the deployed length and microphone mass. Combined with its patented base and wide footprint, this aims to maintain stable support despite a compact footprint, even in the "extreme" placements typical of orchestral recordings.
Finally, a highly appreciated detail in professional environments: cable management is provided at the quick clamps (depending on configuration) to secure cable routing, reduce tension, and keep the stage clean, especially when working at height.
Technical specifications
| Base diameter | 406 mm | Maximum boom extension distance | 1290 - 2970 mm |
| Maximum total height | 6.40 m | Weight | approx. 24 kg |
| Maximum tripod height | 1240 - 3150 mm | Finish | Black |
Questions frequently asked
What is the maximum height of the Latch Lake Micking 3300 Boom Stand Black?
The maximum total height reaches 6.40 m. The tripod adjusts from 1,240 to 3,150 mm to accommodate placement for overhead recording.
Is this boom stand suitable for recording a choir or an orchestra?
Its boom extends from 1,290 to 2,970 mm, suitable for placing microphones far from the base. The patented base and the included 3 kg movable counterweight help balance during choral and orchestral recordings.
What is the weight of the micKing 3300 stand?
Weighing about 24 kg, this stand is designed to remain steady in studio or live setups requiring long reach.
How are the boom's orientation and tightening adjusted?
Lever locks and quick-release clamps with variable tension allow adjustment of the boom according to its load and extension. The Spin Grip microphone mount permits positioning up to 295° as specified.
What floor space does this microphone stand occupy?
The base has a diameter of 406 mm with a black finish. Cable management is provided at the quick-release clamps depending on the configuration used.



