The structured-black K&M 26772 is a compact stand used to hold a small-sized studio monitor/speaker on a desktop or workstation. The support area (tray) dimensions are 5.9 x 6.7", and the height adjustment is continuously variable between 6.6 and 10".
The 26772 features a rugged all-steel construction and four rubber pads (on the base and the tray), which provide stability and isolate the speaker from surface vibrations.
The stand has a maximum load capacity of 33 lb.
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Very sturdy and heavy-duty stands. The build quality is excellent as is with all K&M products, and I like that they offer some of their stands in gray, for a nice alternative to all the black stands you usually see. It would be cool if they offered a version of this with a 5 degree upward tilt. Aesthetically, I'm not the biggest fan of the two-pronged foot design of the base, and I think I would have preferred if the front edge just went straight across, or maybe if it had a curved front edge like on their 16075 headphone stand. But that's a pretty minor complaint. They do look nice as is.
I just bought a pair of Neumann kh 80's and I had hoped getting a couple of stands would help with positioning. They have done that and more. They're easy to place as well as raise and lower, but they are amazingly heavy... in a good way. The bonus is with the rubber feet and top stands. They aren't glue sticky but they hold the speakers tightly in place. Awesome!
