Stageek Aluminum Desktop Speaker Stands, Pair, Universal Desk Stand for Small, Medium Bookshelf Computer Speakers, Black

To be honest, the majority of the options on the market are rather unsightly, so I was overjoyed when I came across those. br>br>In my opinion, they look fantastic. The design is simple and sleek, consisting primarily of a bent piece of metal. There isn't much to it, but that is precisely why I like it. br>br>Another feature I like about the design is that I can make use of the space beneath the speakers, as shown in the image. br>br>I had Audioengine A5 powered speakers in mind for this project. The fit is excellent, but it is probably borderline in terms of size and weight. The speakers are HWD 10. br>br>Wise. br>br> They are 75′′ (27cm) long, 7′′ (18cm) wide, and 9′′ (23cm) tall, and weigh 15 pounds. The left speaker (the one with the amp) weighs 4 pounds, while the right speaker weighs 9 pounds. The right speaker weighs in at 6 lbs. Now, these stands are rated to hold up to 15 pounds, which is a bit excessive, so I docked one star; I wish I could give them a 4. However, I give it five stars. They bowed slightly under the weight of the speaker and one (15. ) was left. 4 lbs) bends just a little bit more. I'd say that for those stands, a speaker weight of around 10 pounds is ideal. Don't get me wrong, they can hold 15 pounds; it's just that at that weight, they lose their upwards angle. br>br>With the exception of that minor hiccup, I'm extremely pleased with my purchase.

Charley Douglas

| Apr 09, 2021

Those stands would have been too high for me (the speakers' base would have been around 9 inches). The slight angle puts these around 5" above my desktop, factoring in the thickness of the stands' steel plate frame), while the slight angle puts them around 5" above my desktop, putting the tweeters at my ear-level. It was the perfect level! br>br>The characteristic "bounce" that I've read about the Soundrise speakers also applies to these stands, but since the distance from the desktop isn't as great, I can only imagine it's not quite as unsettling. It becomes habitual after a while. Because of the slight angle in the design, these stands are sturdy (the JBL LSR 305s each weigh about 10 pounds) and have no noticeable sag. These stands appear to be part of the speaker package! br>br>I can't say enough good things about these stands, especially for the price; there's no noticeable vibration transfer, but to be honest, I haven't really turned up the volume on these speakers with bass-heavy music. Heavy music is being played. YET! And you still save enough space beneath the speakers on your desktop to make a noticeable difference (as long as you're not planning to put a dozen copies of The Brothers Karamazov in that space). br>br>I hope this review aids you in your decision-making process, and whatever path you choose, I hope it is as satisfying as mine. br>br>WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST REMEMBER TO BE SAFE!.

Thiago O’SULLIVAN

| Jun 24, 2021

My studio monitor speakers are raised to the fourth position. 75 inches away from the editing desk, just enough space for small items; would fit underneath the MacMini as well, though the M- To reach all of the controls, the track would need to pull forward an inch or two. While working on the Mini, this is a good angle for editing and listening to music. The sound quality is improved by a slight rise off the deck. boot. The construction allows cables to come in through the back of the stand, which isn't obvious at first. The height isn't adjustable, but it's a good height for my needs. (The only other comparable desk stand I could find was $100 more and, despite being adjustable, was a little too tall. ) ) This is a very sturdy piece, which is ideal for a small work area.

Bianca Patel

| May 16, 2021

I'm using them in conjunction with a pair of M-shaped M-shaped M-shaped M-shaped M-shaped M-shaped M Audio AV- I have 40 desktop monitor speakers and they are excellent; I don't see any problems with larger speakers, so these should suffice when I upgrade to a larger set. The stands raise the speakers to about 5" above the desktop and angle them up just enough so that the speaker is aimed directly at my head level. This frees up space under the speakers for other items like my four-channel headphone amplifier and USB hubs. I was surprised at how much of a difference moving the speakers away from the desk and angling them up makes. They already sounded great, but they sound even better now. Construction is sturdy and should last for many years.

Sullivan Everett

| Oct 21, 2021

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They appear to be beautifully finished, as described, and feel good in the hand; I like the symmetrical, no-fuss design. For me, the KEF LSX, the height and angle are ideal. Even at moderate volumes, however, I notice a noticeable increase in vibration on my desk when I use these stands. br>br>I have a wooden desk. However, since the same speakers placed directly on the desk produced less (insignificant) vibration, it is the stands that are to blame. Because this is my first experience with this type of stand, I can't say whether all aluminum stands will have the same problem. I'll have to think about putting a foam block somewhere. maybe. br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: I noticed one side was noticeably angled higher than the other after I set them up and began writing the review almost immediately. After putting them together and taking some measurements, the fact that the two stands were angled differently became painfully obvious and annoying. I contacted the seller, who was quick to respond and offered a replacement that arrived quickly and without the angle issue (received replacement within one week of receiving defective one). I see that the defect has been reported by others based on 1 star reviews. It's good to know that if you give the seller a chance, they'll 'warrant' this problem. If you're looking for a simple, lightweight aluminum bookshelf speaker stand, this should be at the top of your list.

Nikolas Davis

| Nov 10, 2021