Microphone stand KM 210/6 black — height adjustable, tripod base, professional stage use

Adjustable microphone stand KM 210/6 in black is designed for reliable microphone placement for vocal and instrument use on stage, in studio or at rehearsals. The stand combines a height-adjustable central shaft with a tripod base to provide stable support and flexible positioning for live performances, recording sessions and practice. Compact and straightforward to set up, it accommodates standard microphone clips and shock mounts used in professional and semi-professional environments.

Advantages

The KM 210/6 offers height adjustment that enables precise microphone placement for different performers and instruments. Its tripod base ensures stable footing on uneven stage surfaces while remaining foldable for transport and storage. Constructed with a black finish, the stand provides discreet visual integration into stage setups. The simple locking mechanism secures the chosen height and reduces the risk of slippage during use.

Suitable for

• Live vocal performances on stage
• Instrument amplification for guitars, brass, and woodwinds
• Studio and home recording sessions
• Rehearsals and practice sessions
• Presentations and public speaking events

Key specifications

• Height-adjustable central shaft for flexible microphone positioning
• Tripod base for stable support and foldable transport
• Black finish for low visual profile on stage
• Compatible with standard microphone clips and mounts
• Compact and easy to assemble without tools

How to use

Place the tripod base on a level area and extend the legs until the stand sits firmly. Loosen the height locking mechanism, raise or lower the central shaft to the required height, then tighten the lock to secure the position. Attach a compatible microphone clip or shock mount to the threaded top and mount the microphone according to the clip or mount instructions. Adjust the angle and distance between performer and microphone as needed for optimal sound capture.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation, fully spread the tripod legs and check that the locking collar is tightened before attaching heavier microphones. Use a clip or shock mount matched to the microphone size and weight. During transport, collapse the stand and fold the legs to reduce space and protect threaded connections from damage.