Mounting DreamSpeaker Stands - Height Adjustable Speaker Stand for Vizio, Polk, JBL, Sony, Speaker Stands Pair with Wire Management (Holds up to11LBS Per Stand)

Great speaker stands! They are well built and easy to assemble. They work great with larger Samsung speakers also!

Like other reviews stated, these are very sturdy speaker stands. Parts were clearly labeled and instructions were clearer than most. I have small Sony speakers so I decided to raise the speakers with coasters to make it look better. True enough, those wires are hidden! I was really excited to get them and I wasn't disappointed. The vendor that Amazon chose (Ninja Van for international shipping to the Philippines) also delivered the item 7 days earlier than expected. I am always happy with this shipper. The other one Amazon uses (ECMS Express) takes a much longer time.

I bought the Klipsch Reference Cinema speaker set a few weeks ago and needed some stands, so this is my experience with that. First off, the feet on the bottom are plastic not rubber, so expect that. Next off there is no padding the speakers sit on. Just metal. My speakers have a rubber pad on the bottom so this didn't affect me, but keep in mind you may need to buy some rubber strips. Next the hole on the back of my speakers is 1/4-20, and the stands only provided short 1/4-20 bolts for Sony speakers. I wanted to use the spacer since my cable come out the back and didn't want them being pinch between the speaker and the stand, so I went out and got some 1/4-20 x 1 1/4 bolt from the hardware store which worked great. Next I felt with the speaker on there the stand was a little top heavy. It definitely wouldn't tip over on its own, but I could definitely see someone bumping it hard enough during a house party to knock is over by accident. To solve this I bought some 2" center, 10lb weight plates. These fit perfect over the tube coming out of the base and make it much more stable, and should make those plastic feet less of a deal.After all this,, they hold the speakers very tightly,, and are plenty stiff/balanced for my to feel comfortable and not worry about my speakers falling off/over. Overall a good sturdy speaker stand with an inoffensive look. I gave them 5 stars just because I really couldn't find anything better on Amazon, but just understand you may want to make a few modifications to help them reach their full potential.

Got these for my Klipsch Reference Cinema surrounds. First thing, the feet are NOT rubber! They are plastic. Not a huge deal. I put sticky felt pads on them. Makes a huge difference. The 1/4 inch bolts that come with the stands were too long for the holes on these speakers and the washers are too small for the 1/4 inch bolts. I went to Home Depot and got 1/4 in - 20 X 1 inch bolts and large washers. The holes on these speakers are very low on the back. Instead of using that ridiculous hole on the bracket, I raised the bracket all the way up, used the large washer and spacer to screw the bolt through the bracket, into the speaker. This way the bracket doesn't look awful, hanging down in the back. I also put self stick vinyl foam weatherseal tape on the bracket brace to secure it and reduce vibrations. Everything works perfectly. With a few minor modifications, these stands are perfect for these speakers. These stands a very sturdy. That only way they fall over is from an earthquake or someone knocks them over. Pictures taken before wires were secured inside stands.

Perfect size and very well built for the price. Also, I love the larger tube and hole sizes. These give options that really helped in cable runs.

Speaker stands isn't something you need to buy often, so getting a good pair that will last is a good idea. This pair of stands is a great choice in it's price range, you really can't go wrong.The sub $50 range of speaker stands are usually very low weight bearing (usually meant for 3-5 lb speakers only), the tubes are skinny and thin, the whole thing wobbly and unstable. I've had to return a pair that collapsed 2 weeks in and the locking thread is no longer working.This Mounting Dream stand is not that. it's well build, with thick gauge metals used everywhere, nice even powder coating, good tolerance on the screw holes (no misalignment and the like). All the screws except two are hex screws (cheaper stands gives you a bunch of Philips that's easy to strip), and the hex key provided actually doubles as a Philips. You won't need any additional tools to put this stand together. The stand's center column is also the speaker wire hider (the openings big enough to run a power cable through if you have active speakers), and the L shape locking arm can accommodate almost every kind of speaker with wall mounting hardware build in. The attention to detail is everywhere, even the stickers are the 'leave no mess' version so you don't have to deal with messy residues after you peel off the stickers.The one catch here is the top plate of this stand is on the small side, and if you have a larger speaker (say 10 lbs.) that has no wall mounting options build in, you'll have to screw the top plate into the bottom of the speakers. The hardware is supplied but that's just not a great option. If your speakers are big, get a stand with bigger top plate.All in all, I got no complains for this stand. The price is a bit more but you certainly get what you paid for. Would recommend.