Konig & Meyer Low rise micro boom foot- 25950

An indsutry standard, with the same design and construction quality as the K&M "Topline" (210...) range, it's functional and well able to survive the usual studio and gig abuse. Tripod design and base weight give it great stability, even with the boom arm fully extended and carrying a range of mics including the usual Shure SM57,58, suspension mounts and various condensers. The boom hasn't distorted and the wing-nut joint has kept the boom in place in spite of heavy vibration.I've used it successfully to mic up my Marshall amp, both acoustic guitar and anglo-concertina when seated. The centre post on mine, looks a little shorter than the illustration, but you can easily position a mic, with it's centre 72cms off the ground when the boom is at an angle of 50 degrees from horizontal. And to about 85cms if you use the 130mm extenstion tube (part# 6-23200-3-55) from the table top mic stand (23200-300-55). Interchanging K&M parts can give quite a bit of flexibilty. And since the tripod base will easily fit into 40x40cms space you can also use this on a desktop or worktop.

As expected from a Konig and Meyer stand, this stand is very robust. Have only used it a few times, but it weighs more than some of my full size stands and is a very solid construction - I know that it will last years

high end gear.versatile, robust, reliable stand.takes up a surprising amount of room, though.i would suggest looking at a more compact option if you're going to be using it to mic up bass drums on small stages.

Solid piece of kit. Quality item.

You get what you pay for. Nice, heavy, solid stand.

Good construction and no complaints (I use it for audio narration). I would buy from this company again.

Sturdy and great quality. Will definitely be buying another for my kit.

Pro stand very solid!