📚 Atlantic Bookshelf Speaker Stands - Steel Build, Pedestal Style with Wire Management, Supports Bookshelf-Style Speakers up to 20 lbs. PN 77335799 - Black (Pack of 2) Review

Easy to install, Solid metal construction, Spikes at the base of the stand fix it securely to the carpet, Metal spikes for the speaker insulate the speakers well from the stand and look really cool . Racks are strong as a rock. The base looks like carbon fiber (although I think it's wood). The stands are hollow to hide the speaker cords and the cord openings are wide enough to accommodate oversized banana plugs. The stands also have the option of using foam pads instead of spikes for the base…

Great speaker stands. Very strong and not wobbly - 10lb monitors are used so no upper limit is checked but there is no tilt. The only issue I had was that the cord opening is a bit small. My monitor's power cord had to be shaved a bit off the plastic casing to get it through this hole. These racks come with a rubber O-ring that should slide down. and caulk the seam between the base plate and the support, I realized that when I lay it on top of the speaker panel support (which inserts into the…

Pros: cheap ($47) solid metal construction spiked feet and (optional) speaker mounts PSA speaker mounts decent gap o-ring for base Cons: very unremarkable: my ELAC Uni - Fi The UB5 speakers are very heavy and rather unreliable on the brackets. The base tips are about 1 inch from the edges of the base, so it tips over more than it could be. Definitely not for a family with children. Rust inside (not too bad) Bad alignment between base and top. They are noticeably bent towards each other, maybe…

As you can see I used mid-sized bookshelf speakers for KEF 150. While I wouldn't use larger speakers on these stands, they pair well with these popular speakers. I appreciate the stability of the wider than usual base and the way the sturdy metal tube attaches to it (four screws through the wide flange from below). The exterior is nice too, with a solid rubber washer around the base of the tube so there isn't much wiggle room in your base. There are screw holes on the top if you're ok with…

These are just totally inappropriate speaker stands. I bought these looking for (6 inches) shorter coasters than the ones I currently have and gave them a try. First, they advertise "cable management" which is only on top (they cut a hole in the tube); On the bottom, you should use the included spikes to lift the stand to allow the cable to come out. Except that you should NOT use spikes unless you are on carpet. Not only are spikes bad for hardwood floors, they transmit vibrations like crazy…

I should have spent a little more and gotten a higher quality stand. This is by no means complete crap, it's just not what I was hoping for. First, the top piece that the speaker sits on attaches to the stand with a single screw, but the holes don't line up. Installing an o-ring isolator between them as instructed will only make the problem worse. I'll drill a new hole, no big deal but it's not necessary. The second thing that disappointed me was the base's plastic tips and how tall and narrow…

I needed strong stands for my new $750 AudioEngine HD6 amps. AudioEngine sold Sanus Steel speaker stands for $159. It seemed too much for speaker stands. After reading Revain reviews of many speaker stands rated four stars or higher at various price points, I was stumped. Expensive or cheap, they all received both very positive and very negative reviews. So I took the risk and went for these, the cheapest of the four-star stands. I'm glad I did. The stand is a sleek black steel tube with a nice

These speaker stands are definitely affordable and easy to assemble, just be aware of the size/weight of the bookshelf speakers you are putting on them. I use them to support a pair of PSB Alpha B1 speakers, which I would rate as small and relatively light (10 pounds each). The problem is that the base and speaker platform are made of metal, but the base of the stand is made of MDF board covered in plastic. These stands were starting to get heavy with anything more than a "satellite" surround…

In April 2020 I ordered a pair of these speaker brackets to mount the Polk bookshelf speakers in my 5.1 setup and was very pleased with the quality of build materials, ease of assembly and how well they are I did the job I ordered a second pair in September 2020 after upgrading to a 9.2 receiver. it's over If you have a carpeted floor (like mine) you can add 4 pointed "legs" to each base, but it's not necessary. Saved a guide in English and thrown away all the packing materials and boxes when…