K&M 26075 Stackable One-Hand Microphone Stand - Black Reviews
The K&M Topline Series 26075 Stackable One-Hand Microphone Stand is an ideal solution for churches, auditoriums, and theaters where storage space is limited and quality mic stands are essential. Outfitted with a heavy, round base with a cutout design, these stands stack five high, saving space in your equipment locker. K&M's Soft-Touch one-hand clutch makes adjusting the height of the 26075 mic stand on the fly easy and something any performer will appreciate. And with an adjustable height from 42" to 70", the K&M microphone stand is also extremely versatile.
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Best Vocal Mic Stands
I love the easy grip adjustment, and the fact that you can stack four of them means less clutter in storage. Very sturdy and dependable.
Very solid stand, and the one-handed clutch mechanism is a revelation
I currently own 10 of these, in use for 3-5 years. I do remote live sound work and have moved stacks of these many times, and they are all still in great shape. I use these stands most often for soloist mics at acapella shows, when/where a boom is not needed or helpful.
The round bases are heavy, and the main upright pole is sturdy and deeply threaded... the reviewers that have said these don't stay screwed in, are cheap, or break, must not be talking about the same stand. These are built very well, and very heavily. No problem putting a heavy mic like the Shure Beta 27 on it.
The stacking round-based version works well for up to about 5 stands. Heavy to transport, but for more normal uses, like rehearsals or fixed setups, I see no downside. Very compact to store, and with 10 of these in my rehearsal studio, that is a huge plus.
The star of the show is the one-handed clutch. Once you tell people how to use it, adjusting the height is a very natural motion, and happens much more quickly (with much less noise and fuss), than the typical rotary clutch two-handed stand. I've found using these stands makes shows and presentations go more smoothly... as long as you can spend literally five seconds ahead of time telling people how it works (as in 'hey, just give it a squeeze, and let go when you like where it is'). If someone walks up to one of these cold, they might not know what to do.
Note that with a round base and no boom, the typical use of this sort of stand is to hold a vocal mic in front of a standing performer. Given that, the adjustment range of 42"-70" is appropriate. Its minimum height might be a bit tall for some situations if your intent is to add a boom and use it with a seated performer, but IMO, using this with a boom, especially a long one, isn't the main or best use of a round-based stand, or of the one-handed clutch. A short boom and a light mic would be OK at short-ish heights, but anything other than that should probably be on a tripod.
In any case, I think the things are fabulous.
Great stand
I got my stand and was nervous to check it out because of the reviews that talked about it being loose in the base. Mine is solid as a rock. Absolutely no wiggle or looseness at all. Also works great on the stage area Where we are using it. It replaces a tripod stand that people were always tripping over. Very happy
Finally a great mic stand!
I have been doing sound and recording since I was fifteen. I am 71 now. I have experienced lots of crappy stuff. Mic stands that were built like for chickens. I opened the carton this morning and I was blown away. This is a GREAT mic stand. And it is not priced high. It is the same price for a piece of garbage. When I put my hands on it, it is like driving a very expensive car. It is made in Germany. You can see how nice it is.
Great Mic Stand
Light weight, easy to adjust the height, as close to a perfect mic stand as I've found.
Great Mic Stand
Great mic stand, good solid weight in the base. Absolutely love the one-hand clutch! Wish someone would have invented that decades ago! With the K&M boom arms attached, they are a little bit more awkward to stack, but they still stack, & seem to stay in place just fine!
Almost
I've had two of these stands used twice. The clutch is great, the stack ability is great, but the stand post wobbles in the base because the threaded insert is not solidly affixed to the post.
Wobbles and made for a person up to 10' tall
This reviewer was right and I bought it anyway, now probably sending back: "the stand post wobbles in the base because the threaded insert is not solidly affixed to the post". In addition, the mic stand is made for a person 10' tall, literally. I had an Ultimate Support one-handed mic stand (they don't make them anymore, apparently), and it was shorter before you start pulling the other piece up. So if I choose to sit with this mic stand, forget it. I always put a 9" black gooseneck on it for some bend because I play guitar and I'm not crazy about tripod boom stands. Yes, the clutch works great, but I'm sending back for those reasons. The wobble is inexcusable--wobbles about 1/2". US stand did not do that.
Wobbles and base falls off
Too bad it says "Germany" on there, because they usually make superior products. My guess is they're designed in Germany and manufactured in China, because the base is made of the cheapest pot metal. I had written last year when I first purchased stand: "This reviewer was right and I bought it anyway: "the stand post wobbles in the base because the threaded insert is not solidly affixed to the post". Well, here it is not even 1 year later, and the stand has come off the base several times even though it is screwed in all the way. Then when I noticed the stand was starting to come off again (about 1/2" of silver metal showing right above base), I tried to tap it back on against the floor. The base BROKE in half, making it totally unusable. Please folks, the Ultimate Support MC-77B is now available. Buy that instead. The K & M is an inferior product..
It a toy..
The metal bass so light and it make the mic swing when fully extended..Note it is useless for the choir
if you want to extended all the way up./...
