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Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange, 3/8-inch x 12 mm

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Recommended price £28

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Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange M8

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In stock

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Recommended price £34

£26

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Speaker stand adapter type	35mm to M8 male

Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange M10 x 12

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In stock

Order before 10:00pm = receive it on Thursday

Recommended price £27

£15.90

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Speaker stand adapter type	35mm to M10 male

Konig & Meyer 24521 Reducer Flange

Online stock status:

Order now and receive delivery within approx. 3 weeks

Recommended price £29

£18.50

Sustainable product	not specified

Speaker stand adapter type	35mm to 25mm male

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Ordered before 10pm: Delivered in 2 Working Days (if in stock)
Free delivery from £50

Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange, 3/8-inch x 12 mm
Product no: 9000-0016-7852 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 5-year warranty.

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Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange, 3/8-inch x 12 mm

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Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Speaker stand adapter type	35mm to 3/8 inch male

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	500 gr
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	12,5 x 10,0 x 7,0 cm

Product specifications

suited for any K&M speaker stand
diameter: 40 mm
large, comfortable hand knob
weight: 0.48 kg
length: 100 mm
screw thread: 3/8-inch x 12 mm

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Lynn M. September 3, 2018

Wrote the following about Konig & Meyer 24521 reducer flange, 3/8-inch x 12 mm

Usual great K&M quality. I bought this to use with my new AER Compact 60. Some people use a straight mic stand, screwing the top of the stand directly into the plate on the bottom of the AER. I found that to be very unstable, even with a substantial Hercules mic stand. This was just the ticket! It slipped easily over the sleeve of my speaker stand, enabling me to safely raise the AER high enough to be heard over a noisy pub.