K&M 19671 Speaker Stand Tilt Connector

The K&M 19671 Speaker Stand Tilt Connector addresses one of the most persistent practical problems in live sound: a speaker on a straight pole stand points at the back wall, not at the audience. By introducing a fixed 15° downward tilt at the stand's pole-mount interface, the 19671 redirects a speaker's output toward a standing crowd without requiring the engineer to reposition the stand, shim the cabinet, or accept the uneven coverage of a straight-mounted box. It's the kind of accessory that reads as minor on paper but has an audible effect on intelligibility at the back of a room.

K&M has manufactured stands and accessories in Germany since 1949, and the 19671 reflects that manufacturing pedigree — solid steel body, robust powder coating, and a load rating of 25 kg that covers virtually every powered PA speaker a single stand would realistically support. The speaker mounts on a 3.5 cm bolt and locks via clamping screw, ensuring the 15° position is mechanically fixed rather than friction-dependent. At 1.2 kg the adapter adds modest weight to the stand's pole, so users should confirm their stand's base geometry handles the shifted center of gravity at full extension. For K&M tripod users running standard 3.5 cm tube columns, it's a straightforward, high-quality upgrade to any front-of-house stand deployment.