König & Meyer

The K&M Heavy Duty folding music stand is definitely one of the best out of all of the folding stands out there. But hey, what else do you expect from a stand made in Germany? I have the Silver model, and while it's not as professional looking as the black version, it still looks very nice. Adjustments are made via big thumbscrews, and once you tighten them down the stand isn't going anywhere. I love how deep and wide it is. You can easy fit three sheets of music side-by-side on it without a problem, and it's deep enough that you can put a pen or something else small on it without the risk of it rolling off. Having total control over the angle of it is awesome as well, and comes in handy quite often. For instance, if you get glare from the lighting you can adjust the stand to minimize it. Quite handy. The expanding tripod base is pretty much the perfect size. It's wide enough that you don't have to worry about tipping over the stand, but small enough that it isn't taking up a stupid amount of room. The feet have hard plastic tips on them that hold it in place decently well, and protect wooden floors from scratches. The stand is a good bit heavier than others, but it still folds up small enough to fit in a bag easily. Overall, I can't find any fault in this stand. It is stable, wide enough for three pages, and is built to last a long time. If I absolutely had to change something, it would be that it would have rubberized feet instead of hard plastic. But that's a totally minor issue, definitely not a big enough one to knock it any points. I suggest that next time you are shopping for a music stand you give this K&M stand a look.

The K&M Guitar Wall Mount is a simple device obviously giving you the ability to hang your guitar on your wall. These are useful in any place where you might want to grab your guitar quickly and easily. They're nice to have because unlike a stand they of course don't take up any space on the ground and are out of the way, while at the same time it's near enough to grab one quickly. K&M does have a few different versions of their guitar wall mounts, but this is the cheapest of what they've got. It's built pretty well and should definitely be able to hold up guitars of all shapes and sizes as long as it's mounted to the wall securely and on a surface that it's meant for. Once it's up on your wall you're good to go and can keep any of your guitars in an easy to see place whenever you get the urge to play or in the studio's case, whenever you want to lay down a part with a particular guitar. We have a whole wall of guitars that are mounted with some of these K&M Guitar Wall Mounts, ranging from Martin acoustics to Gibson Les Pauls, so it should be able to handle different guitars in terms of weight. I'd double check on this to make sure it's sturdy enough to hold up the guitar(s) you're thinking of hanging it on, but you should be just fine. The price is about the cheapest that you're going to find for something like this, as it's also probably best to get something that's sturdy enough to hold for as long as you need it. The last thing you'd want is for it to fall down along with your precious guitars. This should do the job for most users, but definitely do the proper research to make sure it will mount okay with whatever wall surface you're thinking of...

The K&M 21060 is a high quality microphone boom stand for use in the studio, on the stage, or otherwise. I've only used the mic inside the recording studio as we've got a few of these stands at the studio where I'm currently working. The stand is built extremely well and is dubbed 'soft touch' as it's really easy to adjust the working pieces at hand. The 21060 is extremely sturdy and is fine for use with any sort of microphone, as it's sturdy enough where I wouldn't hesitate to use any mic on it. OVERALL OPINION The K&M 21060 is simply a great all purpose microphone stand. While I've only used it in the studio, it's certainly suitable for use across the board. My favorite part of the stand besides it's great build is that you can twist the screws on it to tighten or loosen it's part very, very easily. On some stands it's a struggle to do this, but the K&M 21060 makes it as easy as possible to get the job done quickly and easily without having to force it at all. There is really no downfall to this stand, other than it won't be able to reach extremely high up, but for the type of stand it is, it's pretty much perfect. The price of the 21060 is however, very expensive for a mic stand. Something like this isn't going to be necessary in a home studio, or even as every stand in a pro studio, especially considering the price. However, it's very useful to have a few of these at the studio as we know we can trust our heavy hitting microphones on it any day. Of course we can many stands that get the job done well, but the K&M 21060 does the job as well as any tripod stand. The price may limit you to only getting one or two, but it's definitely worth it to keep your microphones as safe as possible.