K&M 27105 Reviews

Sturdy

Great for gigging but not quite as good in the studio as the bass is a bit too light to use as an overhead stand. Most of the fittings are reasonably sturdy and well made however, one or two may come loose occasionally. For the money it is a good buy.

Usable, more or less

With half the boom arm to spare, it can support an SM57, but anymore and it will start dipping.

Getting the mic clip to sit tight on the screw is also a pain at times, as the weight of the mic can often "unscrew" the clip.

It's reasonably compact, and sturdy when set up right, but there's not much flexibility in terms of how you can set it up.

Fine, but if you can afford better, go with that.

Excellent Quality

Compared to the millennium Stands this stand is a bit heavier but other than that it identical, it is a great quality product that can take a the heavier microphones and can be adjusted to most angles

Good, very good.

To be honest this is my most used stand. All the fixings are well made and work properly. The lightweight base means they're easier to carry but they are less stable than the original K&M boom stand so not the best for things like drum overheads.

Industry standard mic stand

These stands are great, the are the standard that every other stand is judged against.

Good Quality Mic Stand

Sturdy mic stand. Does all it is meant to do - hold a mic upright for any performer to sing into. Quite lightweight when compared to other same quality mic stands.

Just right

I always when buying with microphone stands online as quite often you can end up with one that's too light or heavy, or the screws/knobs can be of sub par quality. No such worry with this one - it's perfect for the gigging musician who wants something high quality but not so heavy its a chore to carry to gigs. The bonus with K&M appears to be that they also sell spare parts, so if you do over tighten the screw over the years you can easily buy a replacement. Item: 197966