Monoprice Glass Floor Speaker Stands, Black, 25.9"x14.4"x5.5" (pair)

Very well made stands, fit my B&W 601 S3 speakers nearly perfectly. I took one star off because the set was missing one of the leather-ish/cardboard-ish washers that fit against the glass shelf. I contacted Monoprice and after days and several emails back and forth (fist email asked that I RE-box the item and return for exchange) and emailing a screen shot of my receipt, (they wanted a different type of receipt…) I gave up and drove to HD and picked up a couple thin rubber washers for $4, problem solved. No more run-arounds from Monoprice.

These are surprisingly sturdy for the price. The posts are metal tubes, and there is a steel rod running through the larger tube for increased support.Very much a PITA for cable management though, as you have to disassemble to run cables. If you're the kind of person that frequently gets to the end of a project and realizes you've forgotten something, these will meet your expectations.

Monoprice makes quality audio items that perform well at a fair price. These stands are a great example, quality is excellent and if you pay attention to the weight of your speaker, there are no problems with these stands. This particular stand has a slightly larger top plate which I need for my current use case. 10-15 minutes to put together with included hardware and you have a very nice pair of quality stands that are level and well-built.

These are much better than I expected. I'm very picky about my audio stuff and these are really good.

The stands were very easy to assemble. The smooth glass looks nice and goes well with my other black furniture in the room. At the moment I am using them with my Sony core bookshelf speakers and it appears there's a little more room for something bigger. My only issue is the feet. It offers carpet spikes which screw in to the base and also rubber stubs for harder floors like concrete and hardwood. My issue is the carpet spikes must be screwed in and they sit in the rubber feet so it seems a little unstable and you have lift and place each on under it. Wish they just screwed into the base itself like the carpet spikes but other than that they are decent stands for the money and definitely worth it if you want to get you bookshelf speakers off the floor .

I think these stands will suit my purpose but what I do not understand is how these clear feet which apparently just fit under the spikes with no real sturdy attachment, are a good solution for protecting your solid floors. Looks like when you move the speakers it is going to have to be a one corner adjustment at a time.Monoprice, just send me 8 machined screws for attaching the covers to the stand after removing the spikes and I would rate these stands higher.

For truly high end audio,these are not the product to buy.as they are thin light weight and mad also of tempered glass,and will not produce the sound and stability that a high fi quality loud speaker requires.However that being said, they are truly pretty have spikes and cushions for the spikes ,are cool and easy to assemble and for a mid fi or general placement piece for the general mucus listener… I’d absolutely recommend them. Very pleased myself as I use them for my home computer stereo system accent .

Came fast and look great - highly recommended

Why I buy these--skip down for Monoprice standIt fit almost perfectly for Wharfedale Diamond 225--262mm*196mm with its 250mm*200 top plate (See attached pic.). I never had other speaker stand cause I'm happy with my epos ES14 which came with matching stands for >28 years. Thought of changing to a new pair as the rubber surround of es14 had been cracked cause of our tropical weather. The Diamond 225 is not some tiny bookshelf, but the epos's 305mm*230mm open stands top is too big to hold it. I had to improvise to place the 225s on them. Had some tens of hour of listening, was happy with the sound, obviously not as good as the epos, expected cause of the price difference. Also the epos stands are shorter to fit es14's 500mm height, a taller stand should help 225 to sound better by rasing them to ear level when sitting and from floor reflection.The box is quite heavy, even have some "Heavy" stickers on the box. Assembly is simple enough for anyone, start from the top plate down, long screw for the hollow tube/pole, place the bottom plate than tighten them together with nut. the glass plates feel solid, majority of the weight is from them, the hollow tube isn't, felt like plastic? some said they are alu. Either way, the whole stand felt soild after assembly. I only listen for a couple of hours, they sound..just OK, actually prefer when the 225 was on epos stand. Maybe because the 225 is still relatively new, I had only clock about twenty odd hours since last month. Or maybe the 4 rubber/plastic cushion on 225 is affecting the sound? On epos the 225 cushions didn't touch the stand--see 3rd pic. I will remove the cushion later, hope I won't tear the bottom veneer of 225, will report back if they improve the sound. For the price, I didn't expect much, so not really dissapointed, the only thing I don't like is the bottom spikes, are they adjustable? I didn't see any and had to add washer/spacer to level them, I wonder why nobody had mention this.P.S.These are suppose to be budget stands, US price is less than one hundred SG dollar. But we are paying 50% more, I guess that's the cost of shipping from US to SG. Consider it only took 8 days--obviously thru air--not too bad. The NinjaVan guy deliver these on the 1st day of Lunar New Year! Chinese should know we don't usually work on the eve or the day of LNY, except in essential sector. I forgot to give him an AngBao to wish him luck, really sorry about that. I wish him and his family a happy and prosperous Chinese Lunar New Year!

Tengo los speakers Klipsch sixes que son bastante pesados y no son tan de escritorio, son medianos, uno pesa 8 kilos y el otro unos 7, no sabía en qué ponerlos, pedí estos stands ya que en un foro klipsch alguien dijo que le sirvieron, son fáciles de armar, no necesitas ninguna herramienta propia, traen una llave para apretar las tuercas y todo lo que necesitas, te toma unos 25 min para armarlos, las bases son de cristal teñido de negro pero se siente templado, lo que los sostiene son dos varillas galvanizadas con rosa en casa punta, de un lado se enroscan a la cara donde se posan las bocinas y de la base que va al piso se enroscan con tuercas y rondanas, estas van cubiertas de dos tubos de aluminio pintados de negro, se siente sólido y no tienen juego, al piso se ponen unos picos de metal y se posan sobre unas gomas que no son fijas pero no se mueven tan fácil, lo recomiendo, aunque debido a que son caras las bocinas cuando no esté las dejaré en el piso, por ejemplo un temblor fuerte no se si pueda tirar las bocinas aunque pues no son tan altos. Si lo recomiendo.

These are perfectly servicable speaker stands. Nice glass top and bottom plates, secure fasteners to hold it all together. Nice spiked feet for carpet and flat feet for hard floors. I had no problem assembling these speaker stands.However for the upright tubes, in my opinion Monoprice should forget about the cutouts to run speaker wires through them and instead make the tubes sealed so we can add weight to the tubes. It would be nice to fill them with lead shot or sand to make the stands even heavier. I don't care to run my speaker cable up the inside of the back tube.But as they are, the glass plates still add a lot of weight to these stands so I'm happy with them. They are a lot heavier than my homemade wood speaker stands that I used for years.The top plate is 7-3/4 inches wide by 9-3/4 inches deep. They are almost perfect for my ELAC Debuts 62.0s, with the top plate being an inch shorter than my speakers and about 1/4 inch wider (1/8" on each side). The ELACs are a strange ratio so most bookshelf speakers should cover this top plate.

facil de armar, puedes manejar los cables por dentro. Se ven muy elegantes

Excellent stands for a great price. The translucent, smoky glass base with its brushed metal feet looks much more premium than the price would suggest. Cable management is great, just make sure you run the cables before assembly or it becomes quite a chore. And overall the stands are very sturdy despite the light-feeling aluminium supports. They even come with rubber pads to place your speakers on so you don't have to break out the sticky tac.The reason I have to return them is simply because the top plate is very big - about 1 cm wider than my B&W 606 speakers - which makes them look quite awkward. Even if you think your bookshelves are pretty large make sure you read the dimensions closely, unlike me, before you buy.