K&M 271/15

I own several of these now, for my own use and for hire out, given five stars for their comparative value, they are sturdy , strong and reliable, I haven't had any threads sheer or anything break, yes the paint has worn on several but that is to be expected considering the amount of use, the upright adjustment is secure and remains so during use and the boom is reliable and simple and remains stable fully extended with an overhead mic (heavier mics coud be a slight problem), the tri leg span is wide enough but not so to 'get in the way' for vocalists, i only have one that is now a bit wonky due to a large singer repeatedly standing on one of the legs !! you DO NOT need to stand on the leg to reach the mic !! they are the cheaper end of K&M range but great value for money and a very useful, very good all purpose mic stand

Comes with a Rode NT2-A microphone. It is not suitable for this microphone when increasing the length of the shoulder on which the microphone is located - it becomes unstable and can tip over. Suitable for light microphones. The rest is made with high quality and there are no complaints.

Regarding the Thomann service: Excellent service and fast delivery. Thanks for a good experience, will be back at some stage for my next purchase. At each stage they provide complete information and do everything to make the client satisfied. Among Russian companies, you rarely see services of this quality, mainly because of the indifference of specific people in the field.

I have been using K&M stands in my studio for years and needs to replace a few stands which had got broken. These were my first choice, they are well build with everything you would expect from a K&M stand. Sturdy and able to handle any mic i have out on them. Probably not recommended to use fully extended with a heavy mic for example on drum over heads.

The only negative point i have is the rotating mechanism is a bit gimmicky, as it controls both the extensions and the angle of the boom, makes it a bit awkward to position mic in exact locations as loosening it cause both angle and extension to change. Overall a decent stand for the price!

I was expecting a bit more from K&M but I guess I should've had went for a more expensive option.
If you don't plan on adjusting your microphone a lot this can work.
Otherwise, I suggest skipping this stand - the ground base quickly lost the grip and the main pipe always ends up hitting the bottom which obstructs the existence of the three legs with rubber because the vibrations from the ground will at this point go directly back to the mic and you're unlikely to realize what had happened.
The upper arm is also pretty weak so you have to be extremely careful. I have used it almost exclusively with SM58 and it doesn't take too long to find the microphone falling down slowly.
I love K&M and in case I didn't receive a defected product, this is not really up to the standards. I will consider buying a pricier version soon.

I finally got started with my own home studio and being a college student I didn't have the biggest budget and so I needed an economical set of mic stands. This meaning of course they had to be strong, sturdy and durable.

It's all 3 of them, its been set up and torn down more time than I could count, dropped and stood one and even knocked over without any damage at all. It's also very sturdy if set up correctly, with the boom fully extended at a 90degree angle it hasn't toppled once.

In fact the only issue with sturdiness I've come across is that I needed to tighten the boom slightly more than usual as when it is fully extended with a mic on it it tends to slowly lower itself.

Overall I would say its one of the best choices at this price point.