K&M 21060 Stand
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K&M
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A Versatile Boom Arm, Essential from Studio to Rehearsals
The microphone stand with boom arm has been a standard for decades: it allows the microphone to be positioned close to the source while maintaining a stable base on the floor. This model focuses on a simple and robust design, ideal for regular use.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This boom arm is aimed at home studio users, musicians, and podcasters who want a reliable support for vocals, acoustic guitar, an amp, or elevated placements (light overhead, ambient recording). On stage or in the booth, it facilitates precise positioning without compromising stability.
Technical specifications
| Category | boom | Boom length | 805 mm |
| Destination | ground | Telescopic boom | No |
| Material | steel | Color | Black |
| Base | tripod | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| End thread | 3/8" | Weight | 3 kg |
| Stand height | 925 - 1630 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
What threading is provided for mounting a microphone?
The end of the boom arm has a 3/8" threading. This standard allows the attachment of a microphone clip or a compatible 3/8" shock mount.
What is the adjustable height of the K&M 21060 stand?
The stand height adjusts from 925 to 1630 mm. This range suits microphone placement for seated or standing use.
Is the boom arm telescopic?
The 805 mm boom arm is not telescopic, which maintains a fixed length for consistent placement reference.
Is the tripod suitable for regular use?
The structure is made of steel and rests on a tripod base. The whole weighs 3 kg. This design is intended for regular use in rehearsals, on stage, or in the studio.
What microphone placements can be made with this boom arm?
With an 805 mm boom arm and a maximum height of 1630 mm, this stand is suitable for vocals, an acoustic guitar, or an amplifier. It can also be used for ambient miking and light overhead placements.
