🔊 Monolith 131263 28 Inch Speaker Stand - Black: Adjustable Spikes, 100 lbs Capacity, Bose, Polk, Sony, Yamaha, Pioneer Compatible Review

What it is: a cluster of hollow steel pillars bolted together, so it's no wonder they chime like bells - there are actually four bells on each stand and all on the same level. These are 8 chimes that resonate in sympathetic vibration when the music hits that note. But if you fill the pillars with sand and something mysterious, each pillar is different (like a big stick in one, maybe sand-mixed glue in another, some cinnamon rolls and a good slice of blueberry pie in the third, maybe tuna…

I bought a pair of these stands to support a pair of quality bookshelf speakers (kef LS 50) in a temporary home. Unfortunately, the functionality of these stands is hampered by at least one very poor design choice and erratic build quality. Specifically on the individual components: 1. I think the blades are ok and would have gotten the grade 2 if one of the eight places where the spikes had to go was not defective and the spike could be stuck through. , just by holding it in a vise and…

I bought two of these stands to support my Elac Debut B6 speakers. At 24 inches tall, my speakers are the perfect height for listening in my normal seating position. They are made of durable, powder-coated steel. It looks like these stands are sized and styled specifically for the Elac B6. This took about 20 minutes. Minutes to unpack and assemble each stand using a standard Phillips screwdriver (for the base screws) and the included hex wrench (for the top plate screws) I was able to screw in…