Konig & Meyer High-tech Micro Elegance Stand- 26200

I guess this is a fully fledged metal base for a standard height microphone stand.I bought this version (23320) to be used as an adjustable table mic stand for heavy mics.There is no way in hell that this stand could be knocked over by accident when used with the provided vertical screw in pole unless you try to mount something way too heavy.I’m using it with a Blue Reactor condenser mic (heavy mic) with no problems at all. The metal base has a rubber insert running around the circumference of the contact surface that works a treat.I might buy an ever shorter screw in pole to get the mic even lower (closer to the desk)If you want a tabletop mic stand or bass drum mic stand that isn’t going to fall over no matter what mic is attached to it, this is the one to getDiameter just under 25cm

Rugged, durable and fit for purpose; Available spare parts, interchangeable parts and a wide range of accessories; all make these stands a long term investment and so real value for money. And they keep their price second-handJust remember a mic clip is not usually included with a stand, and the mic clip fitting is a legacy/inherited 3/8" thread and not 5/8". If your mic clip/mic holder uses a 5/8" thread make sure it comes with a 3/8 thread adapter - or buy one.Finally I have stands with either 't-bar' and 'giant' wing-nut fittings to tighten the adjustable joint for the mic boom. The t-bar is just a tad easier to use if you have any kind of difficulty with your grip. Try them both before purchase if you can.

K&M stands are very robust, easily adjusted and very stable. The fact that spare parts are available is a huge bonus meaning that even an old stand can be resurrected. They are more expensive than the cheapest but they will easily repay the extra cost in longevity.

Ordered this after reading some reviews because i do have a cheaper one but the problem i found was that the boom would drop with the weight of the microphone, now the new one might cost a lot more but the extra cost shows in this german built stand, well built, sturdy and will last a lifetime, you might pay more but this is worth every penny,

Used for small Genelec monitor speakers and these stands support the speakers well.

THE make of microphone stand! Really these stands are about the best around. I have a couple that are probably around fifteen years old and still going strong. You can get spare parts for them - although its very rare anything will need replacing. Top quality - perhaps a bit more expensive than other brands but well worth it.

I bought a cheap lightweight stand. Tis forever getting knocked over. I came across this brand in a professional studio. Well worth the extra quids imho.I’ll never go back to a cheap substitute.

This is a good quality microphone stand. I did buy a cheap one as a 'get me by' , but the difference in stability and quality of construction of this stand is far superior. Yes it did cost a lot more but I think it was well worth the money. If you can afford to pay that bit extra , it would be money well spent. Konig and Meyer are a good make. I have been more than impressed with this stand so much so that I have purchased a second one.