Premium 26 Inch Surround Sound Speaker Stands: Holds 22lbs | Floor Mount for Satellite & Bookshelf Speakers | Compatible with Polk, Yamaha, Edifier, Bose, Klipsch, Sonos, Samsung | Cable Management Pair Review

These stands are superb. I ordered a set of adjustable stands from another brand and they were too weak and flexible with my 18lb Polk bookshelf speakers. No matter how hard I tightened each screw and bolt, they moved. So I decided to try these as they were non-adjustable and looked solid, and they IS. The base and platform are large, which makes them incredibly stable, and they're made of glass, so they're perfectly flat and level, which also adds to their stability. Although my speakers are a

After moving from a pair of large, front-facing speakers to rather bulky stands, I needed to find lower-profile stands for my new Polk Signature Series S15 speakers, and these stands do the trick Fulfills. I had a few particular concerns when selecting these stands. Firstly the glass panels which are almost as big as the speaker footprint and I was worried they might slide off but the stands have rubber feet that attach to the top of the glass cover and they really grab the bottom. . my…

I recently upgraded my Audio Technica LP-60 turntable to a Pro-Ject Debut Carbon Espirt. Everyone always says that placing speakers on the same surface as your turntable degrades sound quality. Since I was already in the process of upgrading, I decided it was time to do something with the speakers on the same shelf. What I liked most about them is how easy they are to set up. They are lightweight but durable. Even after placing them, I could easily move them around. The instructions are clearly

More than adequate stability for KRK Classic 5. Stands look attractive and feel strong and heavy. When ordering I chose these because they looked good and solid in the photo, but I didn't read the description carefully enough and ended up overlooking that there is no height adjustment and that the bottom and top panels are glass, not steel. As such, they are fragile and need to be handled with much more care than metal coasters. They also require careful assembly, especially when tightening the

They offer excellent value for money and are surprisingly stylish and durable for their value. I was expecting to pay $100 for a set of these stands, not the +/- $60 I paid for them. Assembly is easy, but you MUST be careful not to bend the center support rod when assembling. My kid grabbed one of the center support legs and flexed it a bit (he held both ends of it and applied bending force. The guy is a one-man emergency crew. But they shouldn't bend in normal handling). As a result, one of…