[Fixed Length] Good product, great price-FAST shipping. Thanks, B&H!

[33.5 x 4 x 4"] Like the title says. I will add that the bag isn't the best quality, but for the price it gets the job done.

[Black] We needed speaker stands for the many events we have. We ordered these and they arrived one day later! They are doing exactly what we need them to do and holding up to the movement of putting them up and down.

[5/8"-27 Male] Bought these to replace some that were old and damaged. They're sturdier than I thought they would be, which is nice. Overall, they're good, medium duty, which to me makes them not flimsy, but also not too heavy. The carry bag (I would stop short of calling it a case) is a nice touch and makes it easier to carry both of them with one hand. Overall, good value for the money.

[Black] Can't believe we've never run across these before. We've used Odsessey, On-Stage, Rockville, Pyle, EV and a bunch of generic stands in the past, but these are WAY sturdier and a LOT cheaper ($80 for two stands and a bag). The pole is 35mm at the top, so it can be used as an 8' tall speaker stand or - with the addition of a Rockville RCS52 crossbar - a lighting stand that supports 120 pounds

[5/8"-27 Male] Before I start here, I already own an Auray 8 Unit Steel Rack for my music studio needs, which gave me every bang for the buck. Racks in general are expensive but the price combined with quality is great if you happen to need one.


I already have 2 speaker stand sets from other brands, but this one for being steel,being a little heavier than the aluminium ones, I find that using the Auray SS-47S-PB for live events such as music performance will provide me better stability and less changes to get knocked over. The floor legs also open very widely, as it should, with speakers stands of this type. It also features a more robust leg finish rubber caps, and it's thick and dressed on the OUTSIDE of the tube, rather than just the usual embedded-in slippery plastic cap similar to a light stand that only a little bit of it touches the floor and in an angle. On wood flooring, marble or similar floors, you'll thank those rubber feet from zero possibility of sliding if accidentally kicked especially when fully loaded.


Height: For my studio, at position 1 is right on eye height level. (see pictures enclosed and more) These can go really high.

Well, what else can I say? It's a speaker stand. This is what matters for a speaker stand holding your expensive speakers:
1- build quality and heavier
2- stability
3- Look
4- Tall height
5- And YES! I comes with a bag! VERY important to me!
6- Rubber feet and on the outside of the pole.


It all checks the marks that I demand.


[I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

[Tripod] These speaker stands are of good quality. The legs spread just like the picture and the convenience of having a bag with it is awesome. They were sturdy and held up my vocal booth perfectly. I purchased another similar one for a different application and am happy with that one as well.

[5/8"-27 Male] I bought these tripods for my 2 JBL 310 partybox speakers. They are very
sturdy and secure especially when I blasted my music, I'm definitely happy and would recommend these to anybody who owns a JBL 310.