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.
| Base Dimensions | 8.4 x 8.4" / 21.4 x 21.4 cm |
| Bearing Plate | 5.9 x 6.7" / 15 x 17.0 cm |
| Adjustable Height | 6.6 to 10" / 16.8 to 25.4 cm, Adjustable Continuously |
| Construction | Leg: Flat Steel Plate |
| Material | Steel |
| Maximum Load Capacity | 33 lb / 15 kg |
| Weight | 7.5 lb / 3.4 kg |
| Package Weight | 7.45 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 9.4 x 8.9 x 7.5" |
I just got these two bad boys propped up fully-extended on my desk and they are rock solid. I have two Yamaha HS5's sitting on them and they both sound and look great. The stands also are fantastic because the space they take up on the desk they give right back due to the design of the stands. Having to two monitors mounted as well as two speakers propped up on these two desktop stands creates the illusion that everything is levitating. It looks great.
Great desktop stands - high quality, very sturdy and adjustable. The only I could think of to improve the unit is some type of clip or secured velcro in the back for speaker cable management.
Very sturdy stands with all metal construction. The "small" stand is a perfect fit for the JBL 305pMkII.
Super heavy duty and stable. Holds one of my Klipsch The Fives perfectly with no worries about stability. Very easy to adjust as well and nice grippy feet you can apply if you want.
Well build speaker stand suitable for up to 5 inch monitor speaker. Adjust its height easily and never compromise the sound from speaker. I'm totally satisfied and highly recommend this product for those who are looking for a desktop speaker stand.
Got a pair of the small model for my pair of Genelec 8030C monitors and find that they're an excellent fit with just a little room to spare (so don't get the larger stand if you're also getting stands for 8030C monitors). The weight and sturdiness of the stand gives one a feeling of confidence in their stability, and I don't question the reliability of the height adjustment mechanism in holding the platform in place. There's no perceptible play in the height adjustment once it's locked down. The rubber feet are nice and pliant and there's minimal sag/droop when placing the monitors on the stands (with this C-shaped stand design, it's impossible for it to have 0 sag/droop; it's the tradeoff for this space-saving design). Anyway, you can check with a bubble level if you need that kind of precision. It's a quality piece of furniture. I recommend it.
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!
These are well worth the price. I've been through cheaper stands that now take up space in a closet. These are very well made, and super heavy. Love the adjustability, as it allows for dialing in the tweeter height.
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