The K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole provides a moderately priced, lightweight boompole solution for ENG, EFP and other field recording applications. Its sturdy aluminum design is tough enough to endure the rigors of road use while remaining lightweight and travel worthy. This pole features an internally coiled cable and XLR connection at the base of the pole. A total of 3 aluminum sections telescope between 2' 4" - 5' 9" (0.73 - 1.79m) and will easily store in any standard equipment case. The captive-collet coupling system lock each section in place for even further reliability.
| Material | Aluminum |
| Sections | 3 |
| Length | 2' 4" - 5' 9" (0.73 - 1.79m) |
| Weight | 0.79 lb (0.36kg) |
| Load Capacity | Not Specified By Manufacturer |
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Great support for the price
I teach a video production class for middle school students. As part of my curriculum I try to teach when it's appropriate to use a built-in mic and when it's best to use an external...Read complete review
I teach a video production class for middle school students. As part of my curriculum I try to teach when it's appropriate to use a built-in mic and when it's best to use an external mic. More often than not, we are using external mics. Part of my budget this year allowed me to get a shotgun mic, boompole and an XLR adapter with phantom power.
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Simple to use.
Constructed well - xlr input works fine. Here is the one flaw - on expansion, always seemed to be lost on retightening. So, I would need more length, loosen and pull out -...Read complete review
Constructed well - xlr input works fine. Here is the one flaw - on expansion, always seemed to be lost on retightening. So, I would need more length, loosen and pull out - then holding it firmly use other hand to tighten - seemed to be tighting too long - then tighten the other direction etc. Maybe I just need more practice.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I didn't realize how short this boompole would be until it came. Without the putting the operator in an uncomfortable, stretching position, the length is only useful for a handful of applications. Before purchasing this product, check the length for yourself, it could be really useful for some but for me it was too short.
Otherwise, the quality is very good. It seems very well made, strong and the XLR connections are very secure.
Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
It's a boompole. It's perfect.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I bought this boom about a year ago and it was just lost by the airlines. I will buy it again. It's lightweight, but strong. The internal cable doesn't get clogged up. For the money you can't beat it. We use it for audio recording for video cameras.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
Good investment, it saves you time at the moment of capturing audio, is light and comfortable. Is great for small productions. I will recommend it.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I use this as my travel boom pole when I do shoots on the road or internationally. Its durable, easy to use, and the cable is simple.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
The pole is sweet, it works well, sound quality is strong. The fittings to extend the pole are not as easy to tighten or loosen as I would like. It has good connectors and is very easy to use.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
It's light and works well!
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I teach a video production class for middle school students. As part of my curriculum I try to teach when it's appropriate to use a built-in mic and when it's best to use an external mic. More often than not, we are using external mics. Part of my budget this year allowed me to get a shotgun mic, boompole and an XLR adapter with phantom power.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I am using the KE-69CC K-Tek boompole primarily for documentaries and artist profile films. Locking in the position of the boompole could be improved. Good sound quality.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
I've used many boom-poles and for the money it's a great value. the cord is not too lose inside so, if you're filming on the move there's not a banging noise from the included cord.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
Constructed well - xlr input works fine. Here is the one flaw - on expansion, always seemed to be lost on retightening. So, I would need more length, loosen and pull out - then holding it firmly use other hand to tighten - seemed to be tighting too long - then tighten the other direction etc. Maybe I just need more practice.
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Comments about K-Tek KE-69CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole with Internal Coiled XLR Cable:
Lightweight good quality very stable.
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