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No more tripping over mic stands
This mic stand is essential for crowded bandrooms and live stages, as well as the life expectancy of your microphones.
I can't count how often I had to dive half way over the stage to save a microphone from falling to the ground because someone tripped over a 3 point mic stands extending feet or someone pulled on a cable that was wrapped around one.
No more with this mic stand. It is compact, easy to handle and pack and much safer for microphones installed on it.
Obviously this doesn't come without downsides:
To provide sability, the base plate is quite heavy (not much of an issue in my oppinion)
The icreased surface that is in contact to the ground as compared to other mic stands leads it to transmit vibrations better to the microphone. Live this isn't much of an issue, as the noise would only be heard in absolute silence. And why would you be stamping your foot next to the mic stand if every one else is silent.
If you are recording a vocalist, who likes to tap their foot loudly, this might be an issue. But then again, tapping your foot loudly during vocal recording is (in my opinnion) an issue in general.
I can't count how often I had to dive half way over the stage to save a microphone from falling to the ground because someone tripped over a 3 point mic stands extending feet or someone pulled on a cable that was wrapped around one.
No more with this mic stand. It is compact, easy to handle and pack and much safer for microphones installed on it.
Obviously this doesn't come without downsides:
To provide sability, the base plate is quite heavy (not much of an issue in my oppinion)
The icreased surface that is in contact to the ground as compared to other mic stands leads it to transmit vibrations better to the microphone. Live this isn't much of an issue, as the noise would only be heard in absolute silence. And why would you be stamping your foot next to the mic stand if every one else is silent.
If you are recording a vocalist, who likes to tap their foot loudly, this might be an issue. But then again, tapping your foot loudly during vocal recording is (in my opinnion) an issue in general.
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Simple and Durable
I have used these mic stands for years and they are by far my favourite mic stand out there. I've bought about 6 of them. The base has a good weight and a heavy duty rubber ring to stop scratching and slipping. The grip is also rugged and strong. I would never buy different mic stand
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Best for multiple stage performers
It’s the ideal stand for stage performers, especially if there’s many different performers with different height is gonna use it, because of the “soft touch”.
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You Got What You Paid For, Very Pleased With These
I bought this mic stand to use in church as my church is small and I always had a problem with people at gigs walking and hitting the ends of the boom stands, The stand is built very good, it is very strong, the base is very heavy. This makes the whole mic stand very stable and useable for heavy microphones and accessory such as iPad holder.
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Sturdy and Safe
I bought this mic stand as I always suffered from people at gigs walking and falling into various boom stands that I have had over the years. Well this stand just solves that problem ideally! The round base is heavy and solid, and once placed on the ground the stand will definitely not be moving anywhere! The stand itself is very well made, with the grip attachment at the top intuitive and very easy to use on the fly. This is a really useful stand for anyone who gigs frequently in bars and smaller, tight spaces - unfortunately I have not reached the level of the Carnegie Hall just yet! Would buy this stand again in the morning!
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Sturdy & handy
Been using it for about a year on tour and rehearsals now, has seen it's share of heavy use and still works like great. Round base is stable but not too heavy (especially compared to other stands with a round base) which makes it very handy if you like to move it around a lot on stage. Adjusting the height is a doozy, done in a second. Love this thing, don't think I'll ever buy a different stand!
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5 stars all round
My wife just loves this stand, her last one had very large spread of feet, which although good caused problems in her 6 piece band on a small stage. I was a bit unsure as others I tried before with small bases weren't very stable, This one ticks all the boxes, very stable with a nice heavy base. No micro-phonic feedback or overtones came through.
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Great all round mic stand
Very robust and easy to adjust. I now have a few of these in my kit
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Very comfortible to use
I used it in live shows, stand is high enough for me, Im 1,82m tall.
Stability is perfect, you can spin it around, and stand doesn't drop.
Stability is perfect, you can spin it around, and stand doesn't drop.
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Well made microphone stand!
For singers without instruments and for being sexy on the stage this microphone stand is just amazing! K&M is producing high quality stands so you will get probably some of the best stands on the market. I am giving it 4 of 5 just because that round base. Do not get me wrong, it is nice, well built, heavy and stable, sexy, everything is just fine. But on the other hand, for travelling around it is not so nice. If you have the stand lying in the car without unscrewing the round base, it will move around the car what is quite logical. So, you have to unscrew the round base every time after the gig and if you travel a lot for my opinion tripod is better option but definitely less sexy. Decision is on you. :)
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