K&M 21100 Stand
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K&M
https://www.k-m.de
contact@k-m.de
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Algam SAS
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A Standard-Format Boom Arm Designed to Fit Anywhere
With its 840 mm length and 3/8 threaded end, this boom arm fits the most common format to complement a microphone stand or optimize a recording setup. Its black finish easily blends with other equipment (stands, shock mounts, clips), creating a clean and cohesive ensemble.
Intended Uses and User Profiles
This boom arm is aimed at musicians, podcasters, sound engineers, and content creators who want greater freedom of placement: bringing a microphone closer to a source, positioning the capsule above an instrument, or adjusting a position without moving the entire stand. It is particularly practical in home studios, rehearsals, or fixed installations requiring reliable mounting.
Technical specifications
| Category | boom arm | Telescopic boom | No |
| Material | steel | Color | Black |
| End thread | 3/8" | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| Boom length | 800 mm | Weight | 0.8 kg |
Questions frequently asked
What threading is provided on the K&M 21100 boom arm?
The threading at the end is standard 3/8", for compatibility with accessories and microphone stands.
What is the length of the boom arm?
The total length stated is 840 mm. The boom arm length indicated in the specifications is 800 mm.
Is the K&M 21100 telescopic?
This boom arm is not telescopic: it has a fixed length. Its design allows a microphone to be positioned away from the stand without moving the entire base. Placement can thus be adjusted above an instrument or near a sound source.
What material is this microphone boom arm made from?
It is constructed from steel and weighs 0.8 kg, providing a structure suitable for positioning adjustments.
Is this black boom arm suitable for video use?
Its black finish reduces reflections and remains discreet in a video environment.
