On-Stage SMS6000 Studio Monitor Stand, Single

The media could not be loaded. English:The On Stage SMS6000 Adjustable Monitor Stands are a versatile solution for anyone in need of stable and customizable support for their studio monitors. With adjustable height settings and a sturdy construction, these stands provide an optimal listening experience by allowing you to position your monitors at ear level. The triangular base ensures stability, and the rubberized platform helps reduce vibration and enhances sound clarity. Whether you're a musician, producer, or content creator, these monitor stands offer a practical and reliable solution for improving your studio setup and achieving an accurate sound representation.Español:Los Soportes Ajustables para Monitores On Stage SMS6000 son una solución versátil para aquellos que necesitan un soporte estable y personalizable para sus monitores de estudio. Con ajustes de altura y una construcción robusta, estos soportes ofrecen una experiencia auditiva óptima al permitirte posicionar tus monitores a nivel de oído. La base triangular garantiza estabilidad, y la plataforma de goma ayuda a reducir la vibración y mejora la claridad del sonido. Ya seas músico, productor o creador de contenido, estos soportes para monitores ofrecen una solución práctica y confiable para mejorar tu configuración de estudio y lograr una representación precisa del sonido.

Using these with my Yamaha HS5 monitors. They've worked well and I'm not worried about them falling off. Assembly was quick and easy.

Bought used but still good. These will do

I got these for under $100, and compared to my other stands, costing more, they are far better. Some of the reviews I have read contain valid points, but I don't think they are taking into consideration the price.These are very sturdy and stable. They work quite well with some surrounds I am using...but these are not your normal surround speakers. They are high quality monitors where my integrated-amplifier surround-sound calibration system deems it necessary only to send sound under 40Hz to my LFE.Some positives:1. These are way more stable than my other stands, and I feel comfortable placing my speakers directly on them with minimal setup.2. You can screw everything fairly tight, but still manage to twist the monitor-base a bit for some fine-tuned direction.Some negatives:1. The plastic feet people have talked about. They still work fine for my limitations, but if you remove them, small plastic pieces can enter the base and be difficult to remove. Also, if you were relying on these instead of the metal screw-spikes for precise levelling, you would probably have some issues. I am in fact using these with my carpet admittedly.2. The carpet-orientated spikes. Because the metal in the entire system is light (without sacrificing stability and sturdiness), the spikes don't dig in like some stands with a narrower base, narrower spikes, and a heavier center of gravity. I don't know how much testing is done on levelling carpet base-attachments in general for any stands. I did find it a bit odd that this is the dedicated carpet (and not hard floor) usage, because my front speakers use metal adjustable spikes as well, but come with associated metal disks that they fit into.Subjective points:1. The plastic turn handle seems perfectly fine to me. Whether or not this can scratch the pole is not that relevant in my situation.2. The 4" increments are acceptable for my needs, but admittedly, if someone needed the precision of a different gradation, this could be an issue. However, the pin system is very sturdy and easy, and there is a mini-pin base provided to rest it on.3. Minor. These do have a 'guitar-center' look to them.Untested:1. I am currently only setting the monitor-base up to 41", which is the second lowest setting.Some future possibilities:1. Add automatic level bubbles like a tripod.2. Add the ability to tilt the speakers at specified degrees.Summation:In the audiophile world, it isn't that easy to find sturdy stands that are adjustable. These work great for a price that some may question if it is missing a digit. They also come with an acoustically safe pad well engineered into the monitor baseplate, so no earthquake putty or blu-tack is necessary. The stand-base itself is quite large but it managed to fit into the same place as my smaller ones without compromising my speaker position. And, my monitors are fairly heavy at 5.6Kg each.

Currently holding a pair of 8-inch Focals. That's about as big as I'd go.

I used these for my KRK Classic 5's and they hold a pretty well at the almost the highest position with no stability issue. The retention pegs help keep peace of mind just in case the tightening knob fails and it's great it doesn't slide out because of the notches. It doesn't vibrate or resonate at all when using my KRKs, although not sure if that's the high density acoustic foam under them. Also glad the bottom is triangular since it leaves more space behind my desk and PC build.

I bought these for 40 dollars a pair to hold some monitors in my studio. The base points are very sharp and can slice your toe open. I would encourage covering the tips. I purchased some High Density Foam Insulation Tape Adhesive Rubber Strip on Amazon to cover them. Otherwise quality is unparalleled.

**EDITED, PLEASE SEE ORIGINAL MESSAGE**i am updating my review and giving 5 stars because the customer service was extremely helpful and efficient in correcting their mistake. the new stands are still slightly uneven, had to smack one of the plastic pieces down a few times and they’re still noticeably off if they’re side to side but in use it’s not a big deal. plus for what i paid for my monitors these stands are reasonably overpriced. material is still cheap and not as secure as i’d like it to be but it gets the job done and i don’t regret my purchase at all!original message:One stand is higher than the other. Must have received a defective stand. Other than that they are decent. Could be sturdier but gets the job done and I'm not worried about them falling over spontaneously or even if knocked a little.