K&M Stands 85890 Levelling Adaptor

Ensure Secure Satellite Speaker Mounting with a Compact Leveling Solution
The K&M Stands 85890 Levelling Adapter is designed to eliminate instability and improve the overall safety and performance of your satellite speaker setup. Used in conjunction with distance rods and speaker stands, this compact plastic adapter provides a snug, wobble-free fit between the rod and speaker, ensuring your audio gear remains steady during use.

Designed for Distance Rods and Satellite Systems
Ideal for setups involving top-mounted satellite speakers, the K&M 85890 adapter compensates for small gaps or manufacturing tolerances between rods and speaker mounting sockets. This simple but crucial accessory is a must-have for AV professionals and installers who demand clean mechanical connections and no rattling or shifting in live environments.

Use Two Adapters for Maximum Stability
The design of the 85890 calls for two adapter rings per setup—one placed at each end of the distance rod. This dual-sided application helps maintain consistent spacing and eliminates potential tilt or play, which can impact sound directionality and alignment in stereo or surround sound configurations.

Compact and Lightweight Construction for Portability
Made from lightweight plastic, the leveling adapter weighs just 0.022 lbs and measures 0.57" high with a diameter of 1.65". Its compact profile makes it easy to transport and quick to install, without adding bulk or noticeable weight to your stand or rod system.

Precision Fit for Standard Diameter Rods
The K&M 85890 adapter is engineered for rods with a tubing diameter of 1.378", which is a common size in professional audio mounting systems. This makes it broadly compatible across many setups, including PA systems, speaker stands, and satellite arrays.

Reliable Fit That Prevents Wear and Tear
By removing slack between connecting components, the adapter reduces mechanical stress that could otherwise wear out sockets or rods over time. It’s an effective way to preserve the longevity of your gear, especially when frequently assembling and disassembling portable systems.