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K-Tek
Lightweight 5-section aluminum boom pole with coiled XLR cable extends from 2' 7" to 9' 2" for versatile microphone placement
The K-Tek KE-110CCR Avalon Boom Pole is built for ENG, EFP and DV cam operators who need a reliable, lightweight tool for professional location sound. Its five-section aluminum construction extends from 2' 7" to 9' 2", giving versatile microphone placement across varied recording scenarios. The integrated coiled cable terminates in a right-angle female XLR and a male XLR with a side exit, ensuring broad compatibility with standard microphones and mixers.
Weighing only 1.81 lbs, the pole minimises operator fatigue during long shoots while the aluminum body withstands rigorous field use. The secure locking mechanism across all five sections holds the chosen length firmly, preventing slippage that could compromise audio capture. No external power or active electronics are involved, so there is no heat, noise or power draw to manage in normal operation.
Under sustained use at maximum reach, the five-section design maintains stable microphone positioning without the creeping collapse seen in lesser poles. The coiled cable stays neatly managed inside the tube, eliminating cable snag or tension that could transmit handling noise over extended takes. The right-angle female connector reduces strain on the microphone input during prolonged sessions, preserving signal integrity throughout the shoot.
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Thread the right-angle female XLR into the microphone first, then route the cable through each of the five sections before connecting the male XLR to the recorder; the step often missed is seating the cable fully in the side exit so it cannot snag when extending the pole.
The coiled cable and its right-angle female and male XLR connectors are the wear items; inspect the cable jacket for cracks and the XLR pins for bending after heavy use, and replace the cable assembly if the shielding is compromised.
Operator fatigue from the 1.81 lb weight at maximum leverage is the first limit; the five-section locking mechanism holds securely, but the torque on the wrist and shoulder increases sharply at full reach.
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