K&M 210/30 BK
Microphone stand
- Stable universal microphone stand
- With boom arm
- 3 Folding feet with die-cast base
- The square swivel joint has a handy wing nut
- Height: 930/1630 mm
- Boom arm length: 800 mm
- Colour: Black
- Weight: 2.65 kg
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Available since April 2010
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Item number 246307
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Stand type Boom stand
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Colour Black
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Foot Tripod
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length of the boom 800 mm
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Max. height - min.height 900 mm – 1605 mm
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Adjustable arm 0
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Connection 3/8"
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Main tube adjustment 1
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The industry-standard boom stand
The K&M 210/30 BK is a classic tripod boom microphone stand from K&M's Baseline series, built for everyday use across stages, rehearsal rooms, and studios. Its lightweight steel construction and foldable three-leg base strike the right balance for regular set-up and pack-down across multiple sessions – stable enough for a full show, light enough to carry a handful of them between venues without a dedicated bag. The fixed-length 80cm boom extends the mic's reach, and the classic black finish sits discreetly in live or studio environments. It ships with a cable clip and a standard 3/8" thread adapter.
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Simple, proven mechanics
Height adjusts from 0.9m to 1.6m via a twist clutch on the main tube – turn to lock, turn back to release, no tools required. The one-piece boom arm adjusts via a wing nut clamp on the yoke, covering a wide range of mic angles from close vocal work at full standing height to low-angled placements for seated players or floor-level sources. Both adjustments are simple enough for first-time users and fast enough for engineers working through a multi-mic setup under soundcheck pressure. The 5/8" boom tip works directly with most mic clips, with the supplied 3/8" adapter covering those that use the smaller thread.
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Built for the working stage
The K&M 210/30 is the natural choice for vocalists, instrumentalists, and engineers who need stands that travel. The tripod base folds flat for transport and storage, making it significantly lighter and more packable than a round-base design – the trade-off being that a heavy round base offers more ballast and stability on a crowded stage where contact is likely. For most live and rehearsal contexts, the tripod's combination of reliability and portability is the more practical call. Optional K&M carrying bags accommodate multiple stands for multi-mic setups on the move.
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About K&M
Founded in 1949, König & Meyer (K&M) initially produced music stands and measuring tools. Just two years later, the range was expanded to include instrument stands and microphone tripods, which are still the core business of the manufacturer today – and are still manufactured in their facilities in Wertheim, Germany. K&M also produces musicians' stools, stands for speakers, monitors, and lighting, and a range of accessories for mobile devices, such as tablet mounts. To satisfy the company's own exacting standards, even the individual metal and plastic components continue to be manufactured primarily in the company's factory in Wertheim, with particular emphasis placed on environmentally friendly and sustainable production.
Placement options
The 80cm boom and 1.6m maximum height cover most miking scenarios a working musician or engineer encounters. Full height with the boom angled in suits a vocalist or presenter; closer placements can accommodate a trumpet or violin without encroaching on the player's movement. At maximum height with the boom angled out, the K&M 210/30 can handle light overhead or ambience duties in controlled setups, such as A/B stereo miking of a choir or grand piano. For guitar, the boom reaches a stacked cab comfortably without the stand blocking stage movement. Folded down, the tripod base packs neatly alongside the boom arm in a compact and manageable form, ready for the next load-in.
