Latch Lake micKing RetroBoom Telescoping Boom Arm, Black

Experience the unparalleled craftsmanship of the micKing RetroBoom Telescoping Boom Arm, a testament to Latch Lake's commitment to quality and innovation in audio equipment support. This boom arm is a modern solution for studios seeking to enhance their microphone positioning with a product that combines durability, flexibility, and adjustability.

Crafted with a robust iron base, the RetroBoom is designed to withstand the rigors of daily studio use while providing a stable foundation for your audio equipment. The boom arm features a telescoping reach that extends from 40 to 83 inches, granting you the versatility to capture sound from a wide range of angles and distances. Whether you're recording vocals, instruments, or podcasts, this boom arm adjusts to meet the unique demands of your session.

The RetroBoom is equipped with a substantial 7 lb. counterweight, ensuring a balanced setup that prevents tipping and maintains the desired microphone position with ease. The precision-engineered modern-clutch mechanism allows for smooth and effortless adjustments, so you can focus on capturing the perfect take without any interruptions.

Compatibility is key, and the RetroBoom caters to this by fitting standard 5/8"-27 threads with the RB2200 model, and 7/8"-27 threads with the RB2200AT model. This ensures that you can seamlessly integrate the boom arm with a wide array of microphones and equipment, making it a versatile addition to any studio setup.

Finished in a sleek nitride black, the RetroBoom not only performs exceptionally but also adds a touch of professionalism to your studio environment. Its sturdy construction and thoughtful design make it a prime choice for audio professionals who value control, quality, and aesthetic appeal in their equipment.

Choose the micKing RetroBoom Telescoping Boom Arm for a reliable, flexible, and adjustable solution that elevates your studio's capabilities, brought to you by the trusted name of Latch Lake, available at Adorama.