K&M 23325 Stand
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Compact and stable design: short stand with a small cast iron base, perfect when space needs to be minimal.
- Effective isolation: circular rubber insertion ring to filter footstep noises and limit vibration transmission.
- Quick height adjustment: sleek adjustable clutch for smooth positioning during recording.
- Studio and stage versatility: ideal for amp miking, percussion, or any source close to the floor.
Manufacturer Information
K&M
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A short stand designed for close-miking
In the world of microphone placement, the short stand is essential whenever a mic needs to be positioned right next to a speaker cabinet, in front of a tom, snare drum, cajon, or bass amp, while maintaining precise placement. Here, the small cast iron base provides a solid footing, useful in crowded setups where a standard stand might obstruct foot traffic, pedals, or cabling. The design prioritizes stability and mechanical cleanliness, focusing on controlling unwanted vibrations.
Who it's for and uses in studio or live settings
This model is aimed at home studio users, sound engineers, and musicians seeking a reliable support for close-miking. In the studio, it facilitates tight placements on guitar amps, bass cabinets, or percussion instruments, where a few centimeters can change the tonal character. On stage, its low center of gravity and cast iron base secure the setup in front of high sound level sources, while reducing the risk of accidental movement.
Stability, reduction of structure-borne noise, and precise adjustment
The presence of a rubber ring is a real advantage for limiting structure-borne noise: vibrations from the platform, impacts on the floor, and micro-movements are less easily transmitted to the microphone. The result is a cleaner capture, especially appreciated with sensitive microphones or close placements.
Simple and reliable height adjustment
The adjustable clutch allows for quick height changes without complex handling, speeding up setup changes between takes or instruments. The combination of rods offers a short but perfectly suited adjustment range for amp and percussion miking, with consistent stability throughout the travel.
Technical specifications
| Category | microphone stand | Stand height | 217 - 347 mm |
| Destination | table | Telescopic boom | No |
| Material | steel | Color | Black |
| Base dimensions (mm) | 180 | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| Base | round | Weight | 2.46 kg |
| End thread | 3/8" | ||
| Type | top / floor microphone stand | Height | 217 to 347 mm |
| Format | short stand | Insert ring | circular, rubber |
| Height adjustment | adjustable clutch | Threaded connector | 3/8 inch |
| Rod combination | height-adjustable | ||
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Questions frequently asked
What height does the K&M 23325 Stand offer?
The height is adjustable from 217 to 347 mm thanks to an adjustable clutch. This range is designed for low placements in front of an amp or percussion.
Is the thread compatible with a 3/8 inch microphone clip?
The end features a 3/8 inch thread. A clip or holder using this same standard can therefore be mounted on it.
Is this short stand suitable for miking a guitar amp?
Its maximum height of 347 mm allows close placement facing an amp speaker cabinet. The 180 mm round base limits floor space around the cabling.
What is the weight and material of the base?
The steel construction and small cast iron base bring the total weight to 2.46 kg. A rubber ring helps reduce vibration transmission to the microphone.
Does this microphone stand have a boom arm?
There is no telescopic boom arm. The microphone attaches directly to the black shaft with a 3/8 inch thread.
