The 26045 from K&M is a straight microphone stand with a unique cut-out design to enable stacking for up to 5 stands. This sturdy stand has a comfortable clutch for easy height adjustment.
Cut-out design base for stacking up to 5 stands
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Key Features
- Open Box Products Have a Limited 5-Year Manufacturer Warranty
- For Live Sound
- Height Adjustable: 34.2 to 62"
- Weighted Round Base with Cut-Out Design
The 26045 from K&M is a straight microphone stand with a unique cut-out design to enable stacking for up to 5 stands. This sturdy stand has a comfortable clutch for easy height adjustment.
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K&M 26045 Overview
K&M 26045 Specs
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K&M 26045 Reviews
Compact yet stable.
By Jason
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-06-05
Stand up well even with a telescoping boom extended, within reason. Smaller footprint than tripod, and give a cleaner look on stage. Quick to deploy and saves space in the truck over traditional round base stands.
Decent stand
By Tech
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2019-09-10
Purchased 6 of these stands. The stackable feature really helps in our limited space. I think 5 is the max for one stack, but was able to make 6 work. The stands are very stable when stacked, and have a decent weight to the base and do not have issues there when in use. The only flaw to the design is the hole that the stand pokes through needs to be a bit larger, as if you put a mic clip on the stand, it will not go through the hole, which means removing the mic clip head each time you want to stack.
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