Latch Lake Micking 3300 Boom Stand Chrome
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The micKing 3300: The Iconic "Long Reach" Model of the Range
The micKing 3300 is the original micKing boom stand designed for situations where a standard stand reaches its limits. Its philosophy is simple: to offer a long mast and a long boom while maintaining a compact base and maximum safety, even with heavy or expensive microphones. It stands out with a boom clutch claimed to be extremely powerful in its category, a patented base, and performance-oriented mechanical solutions (counterweights, locks, quick clamps).
Despite its size in use, the 3300 is designed to remain practical daily: the mast and boom can be compacted significantly for easy storage and setup on stage or in the studio. It is a dedicated model intended for demanding configurations where stability and reach are paramount.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses in Studio, Stage, and Classical Recording?
The micKing 3300 is aimed at sound engineers, stage managers, and studios that need to position a microphone far from the stand while maintaining controlled floor placement. It excels in choral and orchestral recordings, where one often wants to "hover" over an ensemble without multiplying stands or disturbing musicians. Its large extension also allows for high placements for ambiance, overheads, or room captures, with comfortable margin to adjust angle and distance.
This stand is also relevant when using heavy microphones (or stereo pairs with bars and suspensions) and when you want to reduce the risk of tipping. In return, its size and weight make it a specialized tool: perfect when long reach is needed in a controlled space, less suited if you are looking for an ultra-light stand to carry daily.
Key Features: Stability, Locking, and Placement Precision
Powerful Boom Clutch and Quick-Release Clamps with Variable Tension
The 3300 relies on mechanics designed to hold the load: very robust boom clutch, quick-release clamps with variable tension, and lever-lock adjustment systems. Practically, this allows rapid deployment, fine placement, then firm locking to limit droop on long extensions. A real advantage when pointing precision is critical, especially in classical music and ensemble recording.
Movable Counterweight and Patented Base: Securing Long Extensions
At long reach, stability becomes a matter of physics: the micKing 3300 includes a movable counterweight (3 kg included) to balance the boom according to extension length and microphone weight. Combined with a patented large-diameter base, this approach enhances safety while keeping a compact floor footprint. Result: you gain confidence during extreme placements, even with sensitive equipment.
Spin Grip Mic Mount: Fine Microphone Orientation
The Spin Grip Mic Mount system facilitates final positioning with a claimed range of up to 295deg. This is particularly useful when the stand is already locked at the correct distance: you can then adjust the microphone orientation finely without having to loosen everything. Ideal for targeting a precise section (strings, brass, choir) or optimizing an overhead incidence angle.
Technical specifications
| Finish | Chrome | Maximum tripod height | 1240 - 3150 mm |
| Base diameter | 406 mm | Maximum boom extension distance | 1290 - 2970 mm |
| Maximum total height | 6.40 m | Weight | approx. 24 kg |
Questions frequently asked
What is the maximum height of the Latch Lake micKing 3300?
The maximum overall height reaches 6.40 m. The tripod adjusts from 1,240 mm to 3,150 mm, while the boom extends from 1,290 mm to 2,970 mm.
Is this microphone stand suitable for heavy microphones and stereo pairs?
The included 3 kg movable counterweight balances the boom according to the load and its extension. The sturdy boom clutch and lever locks are designed to limit sagging on long extensions.
What is the floor footprint of the base?
The patented base has a diameter of 406 mm, keeping the floor footprint compact despite a boom extension that can reach 2,970 mm.
Can the microphone be precisely oriented once the boom is set?
The Spin Grip Mic Mount system allows up to 295° of orientation. This joint lets the microphone angle be adjusted without loosening the entire stand.
Is the micKing 3300 suitable for orchestra and choir recording?
This model is suitable for choral and orchestral recordings requiring distance from the stand. Its maximum height of 6.40 m facilitates ambient, overhead, and ensemble-spanning captures. Weighing around 24 kg, it is more intended for setups where stability takes precedence over daily portability.



