The black K&M 25950 REIN Microphone Stand is a low-profile tripod microphone stand and boom combination suitable for capturing sound from bass drums and low-lying amplifier cabinets. The steel stand features a zinc die-cast base and a fixed height of 11". The length of the included boom provides a variable length between 16.73 to 28.54". The tripod legs fold up for easy storage and transport. The angle of the boom arm is easily adjustable and sets via a locking T-bar screw.
- For Kick Drum, Guitar Amplifier
- Fixed Height: 11"
- Telescoping Boom: 16.7 to 28.8"
- Tripod Base
K&M 25950 Overview
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K&M 25950 Reviews
solid, heavy/stable. Perfect for amps or kick drums
The K&M 25950 is a terrific mic stand for floor-standing [guitar] amps or for a kick-drum. I also have a K&M 25900 which is slightly taller... I think the 25900 is more suitable for micing a snare or other mid-height use-case, so when I needed another low-mic the 25950 was definitely my go-to
Very high value for the money
Anybody professional audio engineer who has EVER tried to mic the inside of a kick drum will tell you how frustrating it can be with cheap mic stands. Most either don't have the weight, or don't have the reach, or both. This has both and is a pure joy to work with. The thing most reviews don't tell you is that all 3 legs are solid cold rolled steel. This makes for a mic stand that won't easily tip over, even when bumped or kicked because it has the weight to stay put. The other Godsend is the design of the boom arm. It allows you to thread the Mic on and then extend it to the perfect spot inside the kick drum and then make micro adjustments with second boom screw. Much more precise than having to reach inside and try to re-adjust with a less than perfect set screw ( I'm talking to you Beta 52 ), especially if your kick only has a small sound port in the resonant head and you cant, or don't want to take the head off completely. This is a well thought out product and more than worth the few extra bucks over the cheap ones. It's a quality stand top to bottom. Very highly recommended.
