[0.3%] Using them with the 8341. Very heavy, very flexible listening positions, very premium looking.

Well worth the investment of expensive studio monitors. Had my 8341 on some stands using the isopod and while in-room corrections were great, there was no stability - these stands fix that completely. Much heavier than my previous stands filled with sand.

[500 W RMS] Strong solid stand i love it

[100 - 70 V] As with all things Genelec, this is a great product but would be even better if it weren't so expensive. Still, it is a very heavy-duty stand with extremely nice features. Not sure about the previous review, but adjustments are simple: The lower knob allows vertical adjustment, and the upper knob allows tilt adjustment. The post is hollow, allowing cable management. The stand is very solid, the adjustments are very precise, and the connection to the speaker is robust.

[500 W RMS] I love this guys, the fastest delivery ever. Product as advertised.

[86 dB] Mission accomplished! These stands have enabled me to position my desk closer to the wall to maximize my space. A couple of previous stands were also solid but had larger footprints with their centered columns. These off-set columns have gifted a couple of extra inches. They are exactly as described and set-up was done by myself with minor effort. Vertical set-up simple and seamless. Llooking forward to the arrival of the horizontal plates (on order).

Well pleased with these and have no complaints.

Future engineering brainstorming could take these further with an internal tube for easy toe-in positioning. The single column design involves moving the entire stand which can be cumbersome to workaround table base legs. Adjustments would also be further tweaked by the addition of a 2-piece slider plate system or bracket attachment at the monitor.

[10 kOhms] This stand is really solid and stable. Base is 17.7 inches in diameter, but it holds the right Genelec 8030C speaker very securely, together with the rubber vibration damping base. I am using this with the left speaker on a Genelec table stand, which is shorter but extremely sturdy as well. The floor stand has a good clamp for height adjustment and an auxiliary hook for height security. Thank you.

[86 dB] This foams wind screen is a good fit, not too dense and does not seem to affect the sonic character of my MHK80xx microphones. For the short MKH8040, 8050, 8020,… this is just what is needed for indoor wind protection from vocalists, instruments and HVAC systems (the worst is HVAC wind, to be honest). Outside, this windscreen may not cut it in high winds, but that is why God made furries/ dead cats for our microphones. : )

[0.3%] Small, powerful, good sound, stays cool stays cool even at high volume, easy to configure.

[1 x 500 W] The kickback- what an unbelievable amp. This thing put out like a teenager on prom night. I have used a Hartke 3500 for 19 years, traded it in and got another one, so I had no problem buying a Hartke.The new 3500 has 3-4 years on it, and is also cool. Those Hartke folks know how to build amps.The KB is a 12, and I was frankly surprised at what that baby can do. I used it for a gig, 3 piece band, plenty. I've also used it in church. Plenty. Just stick an XLR into it, send it out front, the soundman loves it.Not crazy about the filter thing, prefer running it with tone controls only,but that's up to the player. I like simplicity. If you want one, get it. No regrets.

[0.3%] I've had this amp for about 2 or so years now and when I'm ready to upgrade some others Dynacord will be the only amp I will consider. It's running two Fi 18's in my home theater and its an real beast of an amp.