STARUMENT Heavy Duty Studio Monitor Speaker Stands

Living room has more speaker options now, thanks to these little buggers.They hold my D300 Swans, ASIN: B09XGY57NV , mostly at my desired ear level when vertically set upon the stands. But horizontally might be a better option, honestly speaking, given I don't feel like letting the tripod legs splay out too, too far.The plates on the stands hold up really quite well to the weight of the D300's & can spin rather freely thanks to some nylon washers above and below the plate (bolt through both).Easily worth the money, just be careful... they're tripods, not quadpods. So they're really only so stable, if you have puppers or meoezers, you might either wanna splay the legs out as far as possible or find a way to strap them suckers down.

When I first received these stands, they were in a box that was so small and light that I thought that they would never be able to properly support my Presonus 8" studio monitors, which weigh 22lbs (the stated maximum load). I was wrong. Not only are they very stable, but free from vibration. They are easily adjusted, have secure clamps and steel pins to prevent slippage. At the same time, they are extremely light and collapse into a very compact size making them highly portable and easily stored in a small duffle bag. They come with an allen wrench which makes it easy to attach and remove the speaker platforms. Without the platform, the pole is 1 1/2" in diameter (38mm) which fits the bottom mounting hole in most PA speakers.

Simple to set up & assemble, Very sturdy, many different hight & angle options that are easy to lock in. And best of all affordable. Very pleased with this product.

I’ve been really happy with these. I’m using them as bigger bookshelf speaker stands, and they’ve been the most stable stand I’ve used so far. They’re no pretty, and are purely utility, but they are adjustable and stable/steady at any height. I definitely recommend these if you aren’t worried about look, and have enough floor space because of it’s wider base.

Replacing a similar speaker stand with the same mast design but with a triangle base support rather than the collapsible tripod as is this version. This stand appears to be well made and plenty sturdy enough for home theater speakers. Prefer the landing deck on the prior version.