VideoSecu 2 Heavy duty PA DJ Club Adjustable Height Satellite Speaker Stand Mount - Extends 26.5" to 47" (i.e. Bose, Harmon Kardon, Polk, JBL, KEF, Klipsch, Sony, Yamaha, Pioneer and others) 1B7
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- Stylish - Balck finish steel support columns for stereo or surround sound
- Height adjustable from 600mm to 1,200mm (24 inch - 48 inch)
- Pair of adjustable speaker stands for satellite or surround sound speakers
- Unobtrusive single pedestal stands - For front or rear surround loudspeakers
- cealed wire management, Stability ensured
Description
Designed to accommodate small satellite surround loudspeakers from most major manufacturers. Adjustable height for personal preference. Unsightly cables concealed via central hole in the provided brackets or into the strategically placed port positioned at the top of tubes. Universal Compatibility with the majority of leading brands of surround loudspeakers, including Acoustic Energy, Sony, Bose and many others.
Brand: VideoSecu
Material: Alloy Steel
Product Dimensions: 47"L x 5.5"W x 47"H
Color: Black
Item Weight: 4990 Grams
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 47"L x 5.5"W x 47"H
Item Weight: 4990 Grams
Maximum Height: 47 Inches
Color: Black
Finish: Painted
Enclosure Material: Alloy Steel
Load Capacity: 3E+1 Pounds
Fit Type: Universal Fit
Brand: VideoSecu
UPC: 811535014468
Global Trade Identification Number: 68
Mfr Part Number: MS07B
Model Number: MS07B
Manufacturer: VideoSecu
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Great speaker stands overall. What I liked is that these are height adjustable unlike some others. I am using these for my pair of surround sound rear Klipsch R-15M speakers behind the couch. Just take your time and be patient. I recommend doing the opposite of how it says to string the wire. If you string the wire from the top out through the bottom you can't because it gets stuck inside on the lip at the bottom when you're about to make it all the way through. String the wire from the bottom to the top and pull it out (might need something to grab it like little tweezers) so that way when you get your heavy speaker on you don't have to mess with the wire, it's already strung through and you just connect it to the speaker. This speaker stand is not sturdy on it's own. I have these stands behind my couch for the surround speakers so it will not be bumped or touched, but it needs weights so that it is stable. I bought the "US Weight Tailgater Canopy Weights – 20 lb" to use for weights US Weight Tailgater Canopy Weights - 20 lb It comes with four 5 pound weights so you can wrap 2 of them around each speaker stand pole. If you are putting it in an area with more traffic it would probably be better to get the 30 pound option. I recommend tightening all the screws that allow the top of the stand to move before you put the speakers on especially the one in the center otherwise it will not be stable and move slightly. Once you finally get the speakers on both stands and all set up, if you put force and try to move the speakers on the top they will move just very slightly which is probably a good thing, you don't want it too tight in place. It might not be perfectly level but it's good enough. Just make sure all screws are tightened so that it's as stable as you can get it. Once in place and all set up and stable, do not be paranoid and do not keep touching it and messing with the screws because you might mess it up or weaken in. I get so paranoid thinking they won't hold, or that I didn't do something right and that I should make adjustments but that will just do more harm than good. Do not overthink it and do not keep adjusting it over and over and over. Just get it so it looks pretty good and don't think about it again. The best thing is that these are pretty cheap at around $40 I can buy again in the future if I need to, but since these are behind the couch I think they will last.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2017 by Matt
Wow these are a bargain! The quality is super! I was surprised. First of all, these are double boxed with double wall boxes. Then Amazon boxes them. So it is very unlikely that these would ever be damaged in shipment. They are fully assembled. But the feet are so loose that some fall off in shipping. I bought 2 of these. In one box, both had 2 feet fall off. In the other box, one had only one of the feet attached. The other stand had 2 attached. So these parts are rolling around inside the box. The weird part is that in one box, I thought I was missing a screw for the feet. It is double boxed and both are sealed. I looked everywhere inside that inner box and I could not find that one screw. Turn out is was in the outer box. They must have put it in there. IDK but I was relieved. These stands have 4 Cerwin Vega VE-5M's on them. Part of a 7.2 home theater. The clamps hold these tight enough so I don't need screws. The poles very sturdy. Might wobble a little if you bump them. Plenty of adjustments, so they are very easy to position to your liking. Love the cable management. Wires run down the inside of the pole. It looks like there are no wires attached. Using these is so much better than drilling into walls to install wall mounted speaker mounts. I was looking for some wall mounted speaker brackets when I came across these. I knew right away that these would be perfect for my speakers. YMMV. And at 39 beans, you can't go wrong.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2014 by doc
I have not been "corrupted" or enlightened by more expensive products, so with my limited experience (these are the first speaker stands I've used) I'd have to say these stands are great. There seem to be some minor changes in comparison to previous reviews. There was no plastic piece to punch out or remove from the bottom pole in order to thread the speaker wire to my amp. They were packaged very carefully and fully assembled. Not a scratch or blemish on them. They also included rubber strips with adhesive backing for the side arms so as not to mar the speaker cabinets when tightening them into place, no blue tack needed! I did however cut out rubber shelf lining sheets to protect my speakers from the bottom plate as my speakers have shiny, piano black plates on the tops and bottoms. One reviewer complained that the speakers had to sit atop the wire to be threaded down the centre of the poles, but that was not the case with mine. This set had holes pre-cut on the sides of the upper poles near the top so the speakers sit flush on the carrying plates and I cannot see the speaker wire from most angles. I'm using these with Definitive Technology StudioMonitor 350 speakers, which weigh 14 lbs. each. I removed one star from a perfect rating because the bottom plate could stand to be a bit larger. The speakers will teeter slightly if pushed, but I have no pets or children to worry about causing any accidents. The stands are perfectly stable, even on medium pile carpeting. Even when I play music loudly with strong bass attacks, they do not move in reaction to the low notes. Actually, I wish I could attach a half star more, because for the price, the product I received is stellar and completely pleasing. These stands are easily adjustable in all directions, and once secured, the settings won't change. They allow me to locate the speakers perfectly in all directions, which is tonnes better than the console table I was using previously. I'm very satisfied with my purchase as the speakers sound even better than they did before, and that, after all, is the main purpose of purchasing this product, is it not? Oh, and they are rather handsome looking to boot. Minimal and unobtrusive or gaudy, just my style. I could have afforded the next tier up in quality, but why bother? I'm handy with wood and power tools, so if I require beefier stands in the future, I plan on just building my own. For now though, this product saved me time, effort, money, and frustration from miscalculated measurements. A fact I appreciate especially as I'm just too busy to build anything right now, but not too busy to sit and have a listen to my favourite tunes in sheer enjoyment when I have a spare moment to myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2014 by Benjamin Thein
I think these are excellent speaker stands and are an especially a great value. My stands are on a hardwood floor and the rubberized points on the bottom of the steel plate do a fine job of keeping the stands in place. I'm not sure how they could perform on carpet - I think some reviewers have mentioned replacing the rubber feet with spikes but I don't know where you would get the spikes. The stands are adjustable in about every way you need. You can adjust the height and tilt of the speaker platform and the platform itself is adjustable to accommodate a wide range of speaker widths. One simply places the speaker on the stand then tighten each side of the adjustable clamp-like side - I used the included self-adhesive rubbery pads on the platform to help keep the speakers in place. One could uses screws to further secure the speaker stands but I felt that would be unnecessary - the friction and the force from the two side was enough for my purposes. I read several reviews of this product with people having trouble getting their wiring to run through the center of the pole...something to do with a plastic cap being difficult to remove. I didn't have that problem at all. Didn't have to resort to screw drivers or anything of the sort. The wiring goes easily down the center of the pole and the rubberized feet give some room for the wires to go under the base plate and then to your equipment. I think for the price (remember you are getting two stands) this is an exceptional value for a quality product - well designed and very accommodating to various speaker set ups.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2013 by Kesselring
These VideoSecu speaker stands are okay, but not quite what I was hoping for. While they are advertised as "heavy-duty," I found them to be a bit too wobbly for my 8-inch studio monitors. Even with the stands fully extended, the stability just isn’t there, which makes me nervous about the safety of my larger speakers. However, I do think these could work well for smaller satellite speakers or lightweight systems. The adjustable height feature is convenient, and they are compatible with a wide range of brands, which is nice. The setup was straightforward, and they do hold speakers, but the lack of stability is hard to overlook for anything more substantial than small bookshelf speakers. Overall, if you’re looking to support something lightweight, these could be a good value. But for larger studio monitors, I’d suggest looking for something sturdier.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024 by bobby
PROS (why I like): 1 - They are the only economical stands I could find that have some sort of clamping system which was important for the application I am using them for. 2 - They are a great price 3 - They are adjustable in just about every way. 4 - They are light to carry, and don't take up much space in my car (see neutral) NEUTRAL (just sayin'! some facts to keep in mind): 1 - because they are light, they will be a little top heavy if studio sized speakers are mounted, and thus they may tip over if bumped. 2 - the good news is that US Weight Tailgater Canopy Weights here on Amazon fit perfectly around the pole and on the base. Almost as if they were made for each other! An easy and affordable solution to avoid tipping if you are using studio monitor speakers. 3 - However, I would probably not recommend using these for PA speakers, unless you have the weights installed AND you screw the cabinets into the brackets (see cons). 4 - make sure the tilting adjustment screw is tight before mounting speakers! Otherwise, it will tilt under the weight of the speaker and dump it on the floor! With flexibility comes responsibility! Use the proper sized screwdriver! CONS: 1 - the bracket sides are a little small. Though they do clamp down nicely, they don't have much to grab with, and the speaker could fall out if not using screws and bumped hard enough. They are intended perhaps to use with screws, but who wants to put screws into their speakers?! Not me. Therefore, the sides of the mounting bracket need to be taller to be truly effective in a busy place, especially if you put any padding under the speaker. 2 - There is no padding included to put under the speaker. So, I just used a piece of thin packaging foam material or cardboard to protect the bottom. CONCLUSION: I would and DID buy again!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2018 by J-man!
For any small book-size speaker this stand is just the right one. Speaker wire enters through the space between floor and the square base of the stand. The hollow stem of the stand is wide enough for small L-shaped low voltage adapter plugs in case the speaker is self-powered by low voltage adapter. However, the adapter power cord has to be at least five feet long for use with this stand. One may have to remove a plastic cap carefully from one end of the upper stem and put it back in its place in order to fish out the L-shaped adapter plug through the upper hollow stem. This maneuver was needed for me because the internal diameter of the upper part is slightly smaller than that of the lower part of the 2-piece stem system. The picture on left shows only half of the stand height. The side screw in the picture allows height adjustments as needed. Speaker wire exits through a narrow and long opening located just underneath of the speaker platform at the top of the stand. If the speaker is narrower than the smallest width of the platform, one must secure the speaker to the platform by using small elastic cords (bungee cord with metal hooks), etc. If the speaker is too heavy, one must put some extra weight onto the base of the stand. Its maximum height of about fifty inches is just right for good listening of music in any home environment. The price I paid was very good, and indeed it is a very good and sturdy speaker stand in the market at this time. Thank you!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2018 by PD Gupta, US
I purchased these stands as an inexpensive option for my surrounds in my home theater system. I was a bit perturbed by the lack of products in an affordable price range that could accommodate larger bookshelf speakers. To be frank, I didn't want to spend more on the stands than I had on the speakers themselves. I eventually settled on this solution, knowing that they'd be out of the way in a spot with no foot traffic, which should have me covered in the event that they wind up being particularly top heavy. The stands came immensely well-packaged, almost to a fault. I received speakers in their original manufacturers boxes, but these things came inside a grand total of 3 boxes. Fully assembled right out of the package and ready to go. I had little trouble threading 14 gauge Monoprice speaker wire through the applicable holes, and was glad to find that there were cutouts for the wire at the top of the pole for easy access (some of the pictures led me to believe the wire had to be fed right up through the base on which the speakers sit.) A quick tip - it seemed to work best (and most efficiently) to thread your wire with the stands at their minimum height, adjust briefly to pull the wire through, and then bring them to their final resting place once your speaker is attached. I've mounted Pioner Andrew Jones SP-BS21s to these stands. The speakers weigh in at just over 9 pounds each, and the stands have no trouble at all holding them safely and securely. I purchased velcro to place at the bottom of the speakers, but realize once I had tightened the customizable base plate to the desired width, the speakers sat snugly and needed no additional securing. Should that change as the days pass, I'll update my review accordingly. The stands have a plethora of tilting options, though heavier speakers will undoubtedly put a bit of strain if tilted too far downward or back. I've current got the stands sitting about 35 inches high and, while they do wobble slightly if pushed, they don't seem to be at any risk of toppling over. My only complaint out of the gate is basic quality control. One of the screws on the width bracket of one stand was so tight that I nearly stripped it attempting to loosen it. Additionally, despite being brand new, one of the bases had a couple of noticeable scuff marks on it. This was of little concern to me, given that the bases are entirely hidden from view, but it may be a concern to some. Overall, I certainly wouldn't hesitate to recommend these to someone in need of securing bookshelf speakers, particularly if placing them in an area where you don't need to worry about foot traffic or potential accidents.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2014 by B. LeClair