K&M 25400 Stand
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Wide Adjustment Range: height from 890 to 1600 mm to accommodate vocal, instrument, or overhead miking.
- Floor Stability: tripod base with a 660 mm footprint for secure positioning both in the studio and on stage.
- Robust Construction: steel structure with a black finish, designed for regular use.
- Simple Compatibility: 3/8" end threading, ideal for many standard clips and accessories.
Manufacturer Information
K&M
https://www.k-m.de
contact@k-m.de
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Algam SAS
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A "Classic" Microphone Boom Stand Designed for Efficiency
This microphone boom stand relies on a proven design: a floor microphone stand on a tripod, a fixed-length boom arm, and quick adjustments to precisely position a microphone in front of a source. A relevant choice when looking for a reliable support without unnecessary complexity.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Intended for floor use, it is suitable for home studios, rehearsal rooms, podcast studios, and live performances. Its adjustable height makes it easy to adapt to different setups (vocals, guitar amp, snare drum, ambient miking), while the wide base helps secure the setup in tight spaces.
Adjustments and Connectivity: The Essentials, Well-Sized
The 680 mm boom arm allows the microphone to be offset to reach the ideal capture area without moving the stand. Note: the boom arm is not telescopic, a choice appreciated for its simplicity and consistent adjustment. The 3/8" threading ensures smooth integration with many common mounts.
Technical specifications
| Category | boom | Stand height | 890 - 1600 mm |
| Destination | ground | Boom length | 680 mm |
| Material | steel | Telescopic boom | No |
| Base dimensions (mm) | 660 | Color | Black |
| Base | tripod | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| End thread | 3/8" | Weight | 1.84 kg |
| Intended Use | floor | Boom Arm Length | 680 mm |
| Finish | Black | End Threading | 3/8" |
Customer reviews
What customers say
Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews
Customers praised this microphone stand for its solid construction, stability, and excellent value. Many noted it "stands well" and is "very light" while supporting heavy equipment. The stand is described as "sturdy" and "fulfills its function well." However, one customer reported the boom arm tends to slip down despite tight adjustment.
Review highlights
- “Very light, and very affordable price. Supports stereo bar + XY couple + cables very well.”
- “Always excellent, good quality and solid”
- “Satisfied, the product is sturdy, fulfills its function well.”
Based on 8 reviews
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Great foot because it is quite durable, very light, and very affordable. For example, the pole in the high position supports very well a stereo bar + a suspended XY couple + cables. When folded, it measures less than 1 m.
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The foot is of a fairly good quality, the only defect is that the pole has a tendency to fall down despite being tightened “like a jack”, even with very light microphones!
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Satisfied, the product is sturdy, fulfills its function well.
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Very good value for money, solid, fairly stable.
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KM foot always excellent, good quality and solid
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Questions frequently asked
What is the adjustable height of the microphone stand?
The stand height adjusts from 890 to 1,600 mm, allowing positioning for vocal recording, guitar amp, or snare drum.
Is the boom arm of the K&M 25400 telescopic?
The 680 mm boom arm is not telescopic. Its fixed length provides a consistent microphone offset from the stand.
What threading is present at the end of the boom arm?
The end is equipped with a 3/8" thread. This standard allows installation with compatible mounts depending on the accessory's threading.
Is this microphone stand stable for floor use?
The tripod base measures 660 mm. The steel construction and weight of 1.84 kg contribute to stability on the floor.
What is the weight of this microphone boom arm?
The stand weighs 1.84 kg and features a black finish.



