Konig & Meyer 21430 Quick Start Manual

21430 Overhead microphone stand
- Mobile microphone stand made of steel for studio and stage
- High safety, due to the 10 kg die cast base with a low center of gravity
- Expansive extension area as well as a wide array of uses:
- + Stand offers an up to 2.2 m variable extension
- + The boom arm can be extended (up to 2 m) and adjusted to the perfect angle, with a 3 kg counterweight
- + Additional mini boom arm, that can be variably adjusted independent of the position of the boom arm
Thank you for choosing this product. The instructions
provide directions to all of the important set up and handling
steps We recommend you keep these instructions for future
reference.
SAFETY NOTES
- Load bearing weight: Microphone
- Always check the functionality and safety/stability of the
- stand; damaged stands may not be used.
- The floor must be load bearing and even.
- Tighten screws - but not too tight.
- In particular the base tube must be screwed into the die
- cast base as far as it will go (see Ill. 3 a)
- ATTENTION! The die cast base (Ill. B) is do heavy and
- can result in risk if handled improperly.
- NOTE: during assembly do not drop and be sure not to
- NOTE: crush extremities. We recommend protective gloves.
TRANSPORT OPERATION
- The stand is to be secured to ensure that it does not roll
- away; To accomplish this adjust the adjustment lever on
- the casters.
- The stand is to be moved by hand - do not let go.
- Ensure that when moving the stand that the extended
- boom does not injure or damage persons or objects.
- In the case the connection of the microphone with the
- stand is "loose", remove the microphone before moving
- the stand.
In the case of a small area overextended loads reduce
STAND STABILITY.
This does not have to happen, thanks to:
- 10 kg die cast base that provides a low center of gravity.
- Boom arm balances the weight of the microphone through
- a 3 kg counterweight.
- Safety ring on the extension arm of the stand.
AND DON'T FORGET
- the boom arm should also be placed above a caster.
- Casters should point in an outward direction.
TECHNICAL DATA
- Base: ø 660 mm
- Height: 1340-2210 mm (boom horizontal)
Dimensions - Height max: 4150 mm (boom vertical)
- Boom 2000 mm - 5/8"-thread
- Mini-boom: 245 mm - 3/8" and 5/8"-thread
Package
Stand: 130 x 100 x 1460 mm - 7 kg
dimensions,
Sockel: ø 660 x 115 mm - 10 kg
net weight
Box, Stativ: 195 x 120 x 1535 mm - 7,5 kg
Gross Weight Base: 610 x 550 x 130 mm - 10,5 kg
- Base: Die cast
- Tubes, joints, counterweight: Steel
- Clamping brackets, caps: Polyamid (PA)
Material - Guide brackets: Polypropylene (PP)
- Connection elements: Steel - nickel plated /
- galvanized
- Counter nuts: Aluminum anodized
- Microphone clips 85035, 85050, 85055, 85060
Accessories
- Popkiller 23956, 23966
(optional)
- Microphone bars 23550, 23560
KÖNIG & MEYER GmbH & Co. KG
Kiesweg 2, 97877 Wertheim, www.k-m.de
21430-500-55 Rev.14 03-80-172-00 3/21
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
1 The 21430 Overhead Microphone Stand consists of 2 units (A: Stand, B: Die cast
base). Please check that all parts are included.
2 Place die cast base
2 on the casters,
2 place the brakes
2 in an on position
2 (see Ill. 13).
3 Screw in threaded
3 bolts M20 of the
3 base tube as far
3 as they will go into
3 the mandrels of
3 the die cast base.
3 To do this, use a
3 SW24 open-end
3 wrench (not
3 included in
3 delivery).
3.a Ensure that a space (XY) is not left between the
3.a tube and the die cast base. Regularly check and
3.a tighten the screws, if needed.