AudioengineDS1M Metal Speaker Stands Pair - Tilted for Desktop PC Speakers, Studio and Bookshelf Speakers

they were perfect for my A1's i bought through Walmart online. The problem is, the speakers were kinda flat sounding, almost like crappy computer speakers, and they were marketed as robust desktop speakers, intentionally for computer, but considering the price tag of the speakers, not so good. not good.anyway on to the stands, they worked great, were designed for the A1, A2, speakers that size. they have a liner on the area that comes into contact with the speakers, that they rest on, kinda a foam-ish sticker i imagine what they are, but they cushion the speaker and i imagine kinda allow the speaker to operate without shifting around at all. granted, the speakers could be moved off the stands, with no issue. but with the foam applique thats on there they really do stay in place, don't bounce around at medium to medium- high volume levels. I think actually they have a foam(same material) base that they rest on the table with. They are built of probably steel, well painted and seemed like they could provide years of service. i only had wished that all that time i had spent buying and surfing for some new desktop audio speakers for my computer that i had purchased something else, or stuck with what i had. I ended up buying the Bose Companion III or whatever they're called. I had given my old ones to my roommate for him to use, on his computer, and assumed that the new speakers, the A1's would be higher quality --- NOPE --- A1's kinda suck compared to the cheaper and better sounding Bose speakers. just a little plug from me.so in review and to conclude i bought the A1's, which were an older version of the A2's, i assume, so don't assume that Audioengine stuff necessarily stinks, because i didn't try the A2's , i went the cheaper route which was the previous years or year before that model. It may be that Audioengine has reinvested in the A2's and tweaked them a bit (hopefully for their sake). But if you like your A2's, and you need some perfectly suited stands, buy these stands, they will work perfectly for a desktop application. If you need them for speakers that are bigger than say A1, A2 size or so I wouldn't do it, these are mainly for small speaker situations. I don't think you could put much bigger speakers on these. They say you can put HD3's on there i think, check em out on the website.https://audioengine.com/shop/accessories/ds1m-desktop-stands/Thanks I'm out.

These are good and sturdy stands and angled correctly to hold my bookshelf speakers for .y desktop. The only complaint I have is that they are a little too small.

The stands are made of great quality and have nice cushioning to place the speakers. It also has increased the bass of my Audioengine A2+ and would recommend to anyone looking to better the positioning of their speakers.

No vibrations or issues. Works and fits perfectly.

They did what they advertised for the Audioengine A2+. Slightly better sound quality, more than I thought it'd do sound quality wise.

I am so pleased with Audioengine. These stands are superb. I recommend them.

For starters, the box and packaging was quality, something I came to expect from audioengine. The stands are very well made and sturdy, putting the HD3s at the perfect angle, massively improving my listening experience. (The sounded amazing before the stands.) I highly recommend!

Purchased these stands to hold a pair of SVS Satellite Speakers for my desktop setup.The stands are well build and have foam/felt material on the bottom and top of the stands. They do a nice job of elevating the speakers to the sound is more inline with the listening position.I like the raised metal on the back of the stands to keep the speakers in place.Overall these are well made stands serve their purpose.Highly recommended.