K&M 16090

I was looking for a way to keep my headphones nearby without just laying them down on the desk or hanging them over my secondary screen.
All alternatives were either made in China or weren't specified (which by default means China) but then I found out at least these specific products of K&M are made in Germany!

Easy to install on any kind of desk, table or surface if there's enough space at the edge for it to clamp onto. It easily holds up to 2 headphone sets and keeps hanging, solid as a rock.
The major advantage to adhering something permanently is that you can take this one off completely or place it somewhere else without any trouble.

Very happy I found this product after looking around for a while. They're great to use in any kind of studio or for casual home use.

My only word of advice would be to Konig & Meyer in that they should advertise the "Made in Germany" aspect more as it's definitely a strong point for me and many other consumers!

I had never bought any headphone holders before but have had headphones (it seems) forever... so it was time to try one or two out.

I bought this type that 'clamp' on to a desk and used these with the ProducerRTA desk.

For me, while they do work reasonably well, I was not really sold on the mounting method to the desk and once fitted if you happen to go past them and knock the holder it will move around on the desk.

It is possible to tighten them further, but in my case that did not really solve the case either - could be useful if placed 'out of the way' but in my studio they did not really help me. Worth bearing in mind...

Otherwise in a different scenario they do work... its just down to how well you need them to fit on a particular desk and whether the holder will get knocked. Both are considerations worth remembering.

I actually have two of these in my home studio: one on each end of my desk. I use one for its intended purpose - holding my headphones - and the other to hold a guitar cable. These handy little guys are a great way to keep things reasonably organized in a tight studio (I also have their mic stand-mounted cousin in my vocal booth). They mount firmly and easily, and they are quite solid once in place.

I should also mention that this product features typical K&M quality. It is solidly and robustly built. There are cheaper options, undoubtedly, but they also tend to feel cheap in comparison to K&M.

Is this the first thing I would rush to buy on a limited budget? No, of course not. But if you are trying to make your life in the studio a little easier, then these will be a great addition. And if you're going to buy headphone/cable hangers, then the little bit extra you will pay for K&M quality is well worth it!