K & M Table stand for studio monitors

The specialist's opinion

The K&M Studio Monitor Tabletop Stand is a tabletop tripod designed by König & Meyer, a German manufacturer of stands and accessories for professional audio equipment since 1949.

Compact, elegant and functional, it is aimed at producers, sound engineers and musicians wishing to elevate their Studio monitors on the desk to obtain an optimal listening position without resorting to a cumbersome floor stand.

Infinitely adjustable height for precise positioning

The stand allows continuous height adjustment between 167 and 254 mm, offering an adjustment range of almost 9 cm to precisely adapt the position of the speaker's tweeter to the level of the listener's ears. This fine-tuning capability is particularly useful in home studio setups where desk height and working position vary from user to user. The adjustment mechanism is quick and easy to adjust, making it possible to quickly find the ideal height for each session.

Four rubber pads for stability and decoupling

The base and support plate are each fitted with four rubber pads ensuring an essential dual function in studio settings: anti-slip, which keeps the stand firmly in place on all office surfaces without slipping, and acoustic decoupling, which isolates the speaker from vibrations transmitted by the work surface. This decoupling helps to improve the clarity and precision of the stereo image by limiting parasitic resonances that the desk could amplify or color. The 150 x 170 mm support surface comfortably accommodates compact 5- to 6-inch Studio monitors.

Sleek design and maximum load of 15 kg

The sober black finish of the K&M 26772 blends discreetly into any studio environment without distracting attention. The stand is sized for a maximum recommended load of 15 kg, making it compatible with a wide range of active monitoring speakers on the market, including heavier models such as the Yamaha HS5, Adam Audio T5V, Focal Alpha 50 or KRK Rokit 5. Its compact construction also facilitates storage when not in use.