K&M 20800 Stand
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K&M
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A straight design made for high placements
This straight-format microphone stand belongs to the family of supports dedicated to elevated placements, where a standard stand quickly reaches its limits. With a maximum height of 3100 mm, it clearly targets "overhead" uses: cymbal capture, stereo pair above a kit, ambient microphone, or ensemble recording in a room. Its wide base and tripod mount provide stable support, an essential point when mounting a microphone at height.
For whom and in which studio or stage applications
This model is intended for drummers, home studio users, sound engineers, and stage technicians who need a reliable stand to position a microphone above a sound source. It is also suitable for fixed installations (studio, rehearsal room, music school) when you want to leave a set of microphones in place without having to readjust the height each session. Its straight format is particularly relevant when you seek a clean vertical axis, without an additional boom arm, for simple and reproducible placement.
Technical specifications
| Category | straight | Stand height | 1350 - 3100 mm |
| Destination | overhead | Telescopic boom | No |
| Material | steel | Color | Black |
| Base dimensions (mm) | 1000 | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| Base | tripod | Weight | 3.8 kg |
| End thread | 3/8" | ||
Questions frequently asked
What height does the K&M 20800 Stand reach?
The height adjusts from 1350 to 3100 mm thanks to the telescopic shaft. This range accommodates microphone placements at height, especially above a drum kit or ensemble.
Is this stand suitable for recording cymbals overhead?
Its intended overhead use and maximum height of 3100 mm allow placement of a microphone above the cymbals. The straight design maintains a vertical axis without a boom arm.
How stable is this microphone stand at 3.10 m?
The tripod base rests on a 1000 mm footprint. The steel construction and 3.8 kg weight contribute to the stand's stability when extended to high positions.
What threading is provided for attaching the microphone?
The end is fitted with a 3/8" thread.
Does the stand have a telescopic boom arm?
No telescopic boom arm is integrated into this model. Positioning is done directly with the straight stand, adjustable between 1350 and 3100 mm. The black finish blends discreetly in a stage or studio environment.
