The K&M 21020 (Chrome) tripod microphone stand and boom offers lightweight and sturdy support for live sound and recording applications. The stand features a fixed length boom measuring 31" with an adjustable height between 35.50 and 63".

For Studio and Live Sound    Height Adjustable: 35 to 63"    Fixed Boom: 31.4"    Tripod Base    Twist-Action Clutch    Portable, Compact, Folding-Legs Design    5/8" Top Thread    Weight: 7 lb

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you separate the vertical rod from the base tripod?

A: Yes, the boom can be separated from the base in a few different ways. This is a very versatile and configurable stand.

Q: 2. Where is is it made?

A: This K&M product is manufactured in Germany.

Q: 3. Can it hold heavy large diaphragm mic securely?Thanks

A: Absolutely. This is the most stable tripod base mic stand there is. Its larger base makes a significant difference. If the heavy mic is going on the boom, a leg will need to be positioned under it. Much better material quality than the imitations.

Q: 4. Is the 79 height the max height of the straight mic stand, or the max height with the boom extended? I need a boom stand with a tall stand, and then the boom.

A: 79 is the max height of the straight stand portion only.

Q: 5. What kind of wheels will work for this stand?

A: With the Sirui C-STAND-01 C-Stand with Boom Arm (Chrome), you may use the Kupo Runway Stand Base (https://bhpho.to/3EfyXKE) or the Kupo 340 Roller Stand Base (https://bhpho.to/3WLt5l8).

Q: 6. What are the thread widths?

A: The thread on the end of the K&M mic stand is 5/8"-27.

Q: 7. Whats the difference between a K&M 210/8 and a 210/9 boom stand?

A: A 210/9 has almost entirely metal components. This is the best boom mic stand in my opinion, and B&H has the best price!

Q: 8. Does this work well with a Rode Pod Mic? Or too heavy?

A: Yes, the Rode PodMic can be mounted on the Auray MS-5230T tripod mic stand. You may want to use sand bags on the base of the stand to prevent any movement. If you want a stand with a heavier base, the K&M 21070 Tripod Microphone Stand with 32" Boom - Black (B&H # KM21070) is a good option.

Q: 9. 2 questions. What's the difference between the K&M 210/6 & 210/9 Tripod Microphone Stands, and a fixed boom comes with both? Fixed Boom is a microphone?

A: The difference is that the 210/6 has a fixed boom, and the 210/9 has a telescopic boom so it's length can be adjusted. The boom arm is the part on top of the vertical pole that allows you to position your microphone, which will be attached to the end of the boom arm.

Q: 10. -Is this tripod really stable to mount a Cascade Microphone New Fat Head II with its Shockmount (# CA119A MFR # 119-A)?

A: I have a iRig Studio Mic, A Metal Pop Filter, and a metal script holder mounted on this Stand. I think it should be able to handle it.