Kupo KS-682 Cheese Plate Mitchell Hi-Hat
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Description
Article no.: 26629
Kupo KS-682 Cheese Plate Mitchell Hi-Hat – 6” high Mitchell camera riser with 12”x12” aluminum cheese plate
The Kupo KS-682 is a 6” high Mitchell camera riser built for film and video workflows that require a metal alternative to traditional wooden hi-hats. It assembles with a Mitchell female on top, mounts to a 12” x 12” x 1/4” aluminum cheese plate on the bottom, and uses three solid aluminum rods. The unit is primarily designed to replace wooden hi-hats where a robust metal solution is preferred.
Key features
- 6” high Mitchell camera riser design for standard Mitchell-style mounting interfaces.
- Mitchell female on top for direct compatibility with Mitchell studs and accessories.
- 12” x 12” x 1/4” aluminum cheese plate on the bottom for secure surface mounting.
- Three solid aluminum rods with a diameter of 20mm for stability and alignment.
- Designed as a metal replacement for traditional wooden hi-hats.
- Weight: 3kg.
Use cases and benefits
Use the KS-682 when you need a metal hi-hat alternative that interfaces with Mitchell-style camera mounts. It works well in situations where a cheese plate base is useful for mounting or securing the riser to floors, dollies, or other surfaces. Because it features a Mitchell female on top, the KS-682 integrates with existing Mitchell camera studs and accessories.
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 6” high |
| Top mount | Mitchell female |
| Bottom plate | 12” x 12” aluminum cheese plate |
| Plate thickness | 1/4” |
| Rod count and material | Three solid aluminum rods |
| Rod diameter | 20mm |
| Weight | 3kg |
FAQ
Question: What is the Kupo KS-682?
Answer: The KS-682 is a 6” high Mitchell camera riser assembled with a Mitchell female on top, a 12” x 12” x 1/4” aluminum cheese plate on the bottom, and three solid aluminum rods of 20mm diameter, designed primarily to replace traditional wooden hi-hats.
Question: Which mounting interface does it use?
Answer: It uses a Mitchell female on the top, allowing it to accept Mitchell-style studs and accessories.
Question: What are the base and rod materials and sizes?
Answer: The bottom is a 12” x 12” x 1/4” aluminum cheese plate and the riser uses three solid aluminum rods with a 20mm diameter.
Question: How much does the KS-682 weigh?
Answer: The unit weighs 3kg.