K&M 25905

just like the last stand I bought from K&M, I never go for the cheaper models, because I want something that will last me a long time, this stand is another well built sturdy and strong competitor for reliable stands. and I'm not at all disappointed in this one. I'm very happy I bought it.

Excellent stand, solid weighted base, good boom extension. Good for sitting down performances, children, etc. Recommended. Only theoretical disadvantage is the plastic knobs on the tightening screws, but has been fine for the last two years. Not much sag if using normal handheld or instrument microphones.

I use this stand in live shows as well as studio recording sessions, it represents some of the most well spent money in my career.

It was cheap compared to some of the options from some other well known brands but is almost as sturdy and just as functional.
It's heavy enough for every kind of mic I've thrown at it until now and light enough that it doesn't burden me too much when moving from one gig to another.
For my needs it has been perfect.

Low mic stand with mid height reach for an excellent price. They saved on metal in the foot but the way the legs are set up very stable, you won't notice it.
It won't vibrate or walk away under any normal studio or stage circumstances.

Would like some beefier screws for the 2 telescope parts with an above average weight mic and full stretch, but it will manage.
Everything is replacable on these K&M"s so one can't go wrong.

Furthermore I read about a claim this version s exclusive for Thomann but I saw it elsewhere too.

Industry standard for a reason. Durable, reliable and flexible.

I use it only in my home. Very sturdy, stable. It will last for quite long for sure.

I had problem with tall micstands taking away space on the stage. This one is small, sturdy and reliable, taking not much room. I make it as tall as I need.

90% of the time you want one of these, live or recording. If you have a really heavy mic (like a tube condensor or a large ribbon mic like a Coles), or you need to get a mic lower to the ground you'll want to consider an alternative.

But for most applications you'll just want as many of these as you can have.

Don't waste your money on other stands than K&M, these do last forever unlike slightly cheaper ones which fall apart on the first gig.

very good and reliable stand. Works great both for bass drum, and for accordion and acoustic guitar