Mounting Dream Height Adjustable Speaker Stands Mounts, One Pair Floor Stands, Heavy Duty Base Extendable Tube, 11 LBS Capacity Per Stand, MAX 39" Height Adjustment MD5401 (Speakers Not Included)

These are actually very good speaker stands. They are rated for 11 lbs and my speakers are 8 lbs. They are a little top heavy. I had to turn the gooseneck the opposite way to balance the weight. Im overall satisfied. I may add a 5 lb base weight at some point. I saw some for a canopy weights that would work perfectly. They are flat with an opening to slide around the post. I'll edit my post when I add them.

I ordered these for use with my wireless rear speakers that are part of a Samsung Atmos soundbar setup, and they are great! Assembly was tool-less (unless you're connecting wooden speakers, which would require a drill and wood screws not included), and overall it took about 20-30 minutes to put together both stands and mount the speakers. I have them on carpet currently in our living room, and the stands still feel pretty stable. You'd have to intentionally hit them decently hard to knock them over, though having them next to our couch with some of the feet under the couch helps as well. The bases are hefty to make for good stability but not egregiously so, and the speakers look great mounted on them. I definitely recommend these stands!

For $30, they’re a pretty good deal. They’re well weighted and seem to be quite sturdy. I am a bit worried about the plastic height adjustment knob breaking though after a few years.Aesthetically it’s not the prettiest speaker stand, but for $30, I’ll live with it until I can have some custom stands made. The rear attachment “brace” is a tad unsightly, especially. Another issue I have with it is that the top of one of the rods doesn’t seem to be level (another reviewer mentioned this as well). As a result, the round platform that attaches to it is also not level, and it shows when you place your speaker on top. Have a look at a closeup pic I took of the gap between the bottom of the speaker and the top of the round stand platform. I had to place a small foam “pad” at the back side of the platform so that I could line it up with the other speaker. Maybe it wouldn’t have been so bad if both were the same, but my OCD went haywire seeing one angled differently from the other. ... again, for a cheap $30 stand, I didn’t mind making the simple modification.Speaking of modifications, I also placed a felt pad on top of the round platform so that it wouldn’t scratch the bottom of my speaker. You can buy the felt pad at any hardware store; they’re fairly cheap and they come with a self adhesive backing. I used a compass to measure the outer and inner rings of the platform, then drew/cut the felt pads accordingly. See the pic I posted so you can see what I did. If you want to protect the bottom of your speaker, this method could work for you, too. I only mention it because I noticed that I was doing a lot of adjusting in the setup process and I could tell it would scratch up the speakers.Speaker wires - not sure what others have tried, but I had some 12 gauge in wall wire left over from my home renovation which were a tight fit, but they worked. I think most 12 gauge should work, depending on the wire sheathing. Maybe you could go up to 10, but I don’t think anything thicker would work.One last observation - I’m not sure I would use this in a high traffic area. I have these behind my couch, but there’s a walk way behind it, so I’m a little worried about it accidentally being bumped and falling over. Originally I had these on the shag area rug that extends to the side of the couch, but it didn’t seem to sturdy, so I moved it behind the couch on the tile floor where hopefully it doesn’t fall over from a bump (fingers crossed). They’re well weighted though, and I kept the speaker height as low as I could, so that helps with the center of gravity. If you have these in a low traffic area or in front of a wall, I wouldn’t worry much (unless you have pets or kids that like to tip things over - in which case, good luck!).At the end of the day, it worked for my needs as temp solution until I can dish out more for a custom stand. For most people it will work perfectly as a permanent solution.Giving it only four stars due to the production flaw.Hope this review is helpful for some of you.

Upgraded my current stand for my Athena Micra 6 HTiB satellites, which are around 3 lbs each. The stands I had them on were very prone to tipping with even the slightest bump, so I grabbed these on sale as the base looked like it would be very stable. Fortunately, that turned out to be the case. These stands are fairly easy to assemble, they have plenty of mounting options, and they have enough weight in the base to be pretty stable, even on carpet. The manufacturer says they will hold up to 11 lbs, and while they probably will, I would not recommend that on anything but hardwood or tile. Overall, solid purchase with plenty of mounting options. Definitely recommended.

The media could not be loaded. Model MD5401I may have given a better rating if product description was correct. I bought these because of the brackets that were shown in the video and description of the product. It only came with one L bracket not like description.The base is to light and needs to be heavier for carpet . I added a five pound weight to the base to sturdy it. My speakers are 4 lbs and 11 inches tall.Other than those items it’s works ok for a cheap stand.

It was arrived earlier than expectation. Shipping was great.I bought it for my Samsung Q990B rear speakers. It was very easy to set up with manual.Default fixing screws which come with package are not compatible with Q990B speakers, so you have to buy it separately. (1/4-20 unc - American standart, not common in Europe. I have to ask couple of hardware store to find it)Cable hiding hole a bit small for my speakers, but they are sending 4 x black colored cable holder, so I use them and it almost not seen.Q990B Speakers are a bit big and 3.7kg each, it wasn't perfect fit but it looks stable enough.I am happy with the result. I recommend the product.