K-Tek KP14VTA Mighty Boom 14' 5-Section Graphite Boompole with Coiled Cable and Transmitter Adapter Module

The KP14V Migthy Boompole has a collapsed length of 45.6" (115.82 cm) and an extended length of 14' (4.27m) and lightweight at 1.790 lbs (0.81 kg). This 5-section Boompole features a removable headpiece for cable reconfiguration without soldering. The top attachment is a 3/8" - 16 male thread and the bottom has a removable rubber bumper. Compatible with the KPCK10V cable kit and bottom (KPCCR) module to allow for a coiled cable option with a side XLR exit. Made in the USA.

The locking collars feature a thick yet smooth surface allowing for a more subtle gradual extension of each section. The anodized, oval divots with exterior dimples provide a firm grip and smooth feel when opening and closing each collar. The finish between the tubes allows for the sections to sleekly glide open and closed. Additionally, K-Tek Mighty Boom poles are hand-burnished to diffuse handling noise.

Compatible with the KPCK14V Coiled Cable Kit and various KlassicPro bottom modules (KPCCR, KPTA, KPFT) to allow for in-field conversion to a cabled boom pole.

All K-Tek Boom Poles are manufactured in the USA, with in-house support & repair.

- Coiled Cable -
Cable Kit for 14' Mighty 5 section boompole (KP14V). Requires a bottom module (KPCCR) to work. Top of cable features the new Mighty Boompole Right Angle Low Profile 3 pin XLR connector. The Mighty 5 section boompoles have a removable headpiece therefore no soldering is required, simply drop the cable through the top section once the headpiece is removed, plug the TA3 into your bottom right angle exit module (KPCCR) and attach to the bottom of your KP14V boompole. K-Tek's Mighty Boompole cable has thicker gauge wire and stronger shielding than previous versions. Made in the USA.

If cabling a Mighty Boompole, a bottom module XLR connector (KPCCR) is also needed.

K-Tek has created a higher quality coiled cable featuring a brand new, low profile right angle connector. The new Mighty Boompole Cable incorporates thicker gauge wiring and aluminum shielding to make it both stronger and ultra-protected from radio frequency (RF) interference. The new Mighty Boompole Right Angle connector is smaller, lighter, serviceable, and made with the popular Neutrik connector as its base. A new solid strain relief makes the Right Angle connector remarkably robust while securely holding the wiring in place. As an added benefit, the connector orientation can be changed by simply unthreading its housing, rotating it to the desired position, and locking it back in place.

The TA3 at the base of the cable is surrounded by a machined Delrin shell which secures the cable to the connector. Simply plug the TA3 into the male end of the KPCCR module. In extreme weather conditions it may be wise to unplug and remove the cable from inside the pole. Keeping the bottom open by removing the bottom module or adding the flow through base (KPFT) will allow water to drain through the pole instead of filling the inside of the tubes. Made in the USA.

- Transmitter Adapter module -
Bottom attachment for Mighty Boompoles: a Male 3-pin XLR with up-facing Transmitter Adapter and removable Rubber bottom. Designed to fit Boom Pole Storage Units like the Boombox or Boom Caddy. Attaches to the bottom of any Mighty Boompole. Used with plug on wireless transmitters. Cable Kit (KPCK9, KPCK12, KPCK16, KPCK20) is needed with TA3F that plugs right into the KPTA. Once the cable kit is dropped through the top of the Mighty Boompole and plugged into the module, the bottom module simply screws onto the threaded sleeve at the base of any Mighty microphone Boom. No soldering needed. Made in the USA.

The KPTA is a 5.5 x3.2" (140x80mm) module of machined aluminum with the new Mighty Boompole black anodizing process for better grip and smoother feel. The Male 3-pin XLR faces up. It has a sleeve and collar on top to fit onto any of the new Mighty boompoles. (KP9, KP12, KP16, KP20). It weighs 7.7 oz (218g) which together with the wireless transmitter also functions as a counterweight to help balance the boom pole and microphone.