Rockville Pair RVSM1 80 lbs Studio Monitor Speaker Stands, Adjustable Height, Vibration-Damping EVA Pad, Sturdy Steel Base, White, for Home and Professional Recording Studios

Just as seen, excellent quality, very stable and strong, nice look and easy to assemble just follow the sterps shown on the video when you scan the QR code

Wow! These were exactly what I was looking for. They were amazingly easy to put together; just don't be intimidated by the big warning to watch the video first. The included instructions are extremely well written and clear. (Except for the part that says "Rotate 180". What they mean is turn it upside down. LOL) They fit and are stable and adjustable. I can't think of anything but praise for these stands, not to mention it's hard to find white stands. A+++

Given the price, 5-stars is appropriate. I got these to prop up a pair of 15.5 lb Kali LP-6 V2s. And they are doing that job very well. Some observations: BUILD: This is generally good. The base is made of square tubes, and I notice that not all joints are welded on four sides. E.g., connections to the tube that extends towards the center has two spot welds on one side, a weld line on the other and nothing on the other two sides. Both bases have a couple of gaps I could wedge a playing card into. Regardless, I'm not worried about the strength. Each piece of the base connects to 2-3 other pieces. Except for the rubber feet, all screw connections look strong. The pole incorporates ferrules and the collar bolt terminates in a nut. The feet screws are plastic. Mine are screwed in all the way, but if they were adjusted out, I wonder if the threads would be damaged by the pressure of the stand and speaker. Shrug. My floor is flat and the stand top is dead level so this isn't an issue for me. It would probably not an issue for my lightweight speakers, but these are rated to 80 lbs. I like that I can adjust the collar so the adjustment knob points in the direction I want. DESIGN: The safety pin holes are far enough apart that there are only a few height setting where the pole is secured by more than the nylon collar clutch. With the feet all the way in, the secure floor-to-top-of-speaker-platform options are 25.5" (tube all the way down, secured by bottom ferrule bracket), 29", 33.75", 38.5", and 43.5". Fortunately the 33.75" height is the perfect height for my studio usage.

Anyone with a large set of book shelf speakers will probably love these stands. For instance, if you own a pair of Mofi sourcepoint 8 or 10s, these stands best the price and look of the ones designed to go with them in my opinion. Solid and stylish and highly adjustable.

These stands are incredibly sturdy. Mine came in a little beat up, were missing some washers, and had the instructions for a different model, but once I put it together it looks and works pretty good.

Sturdy monitor stands for my Yamaha Hs5

I love the speaker stand. And they match my speakers l and my color theme. The build quality is very solid. The stands are perfect so I don’t have them on my desk or floor. So it really functions. And well worth the money. And the height is great with the pull pen for extra locking features. I hope to enjoy them for awhile

Sturdy and appealing to look at…just a bit difficult to put together.

Product exactly as described. Good build, east to assemble. Very pleased!

Good, a bit shaky but overall stable enough for my Hs5s

can't complain about these studio monitors. They are definitely worth the money.

I think these stands will be great! However, there were no instructions. Can someone post pics of them by chance? Maybe the seller? Thank you! Update: the manufacturer was awesome. I called and was transferred to someone that was able to provide a PDF and video within 6 minutes. I love these stands, thank you again.

Overall quality is pretty good and I can't really complain for the price. I guess we're all used to buying so-so gear made overseas these days but I crave a high-quality product and I'm willing to pay more for it. My biggest issue with these stands is how wobbly they are on the highest setting. The second highest is even pretty unstable with a set of Yamaha HSE8's. If the pole had an internal collar and shaft that was a bit longer, I think this would help.