The black 260/1 Microphone Stand with Round Base from K&M features a durable, steel construction with a rubber antivibration insert for noise filtration. A plastic twist-action clutch adjusts the height of the stand from 34 to 62", while the weighted cast-iron round base provides a stable support for microphones onstage or in the studio.
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Key Features
- For Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 34.2 to 61.6"
- Weighted Round Base
- Twist-Action Clutch
The black 260/1 Microphone Stand with Round Base from K&M features a durable, steel construction with a rubber antivibration insert for noise filtration. A plastic twist-action clutch adjusts the height of the stand from 34 to 62", while the weighted cast-iron round base provides a stable support for microphones onstage or in the studio.
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K&M 260 Overview
Stable and sturdy steel construction with heavy cast-iron base
Rubber antivibration insert in base, for noise filtration
Height adjusts from 34.2 to 61.6"
Telescoping shaft with twist-clutch adjustment
EAN: 4016842211128
K&M 260 Specs
Key Specs
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Stand & Base
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K&M 260 Reviews
disappointing
By Robert
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-24
The pole to base is a bit wobbly. The first one was unacceptable and B&H was great about replacement. The second one is better and I will keep it, but it's not great. Two of us agreed that we tightened it reasonably well. I am looking at using Teflon tape on the threads or an added nut under the base.
Sturdy with a small footprint
By Charles
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-04-01
I primarily record live concerts on location and own six of these. They work nicely on piano or for spot mics that don't require a boom. They are hefty and take up less floorspace than a tripod stand, so I can tuck them in tight places and trust them to hold a LDC without any worries. I store them in the On-Stage MSB-6500, which holds thee of these nicely.
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