EXIMUS One Pair Fixed Height Universal Speaker Floor Stands - Oak - 600 Series

If you've just spent the last hour sifting through dozens of listings for cheap, ugly, poorly designed speaker stands, you can finally rest. I rarely post reviews but it's so rare anymore to buy a product that completely fits your requirements at a fair price.It's not rocket science. A speaker stand needs to hold a speaker at ear height with enough stability that it's won't easily tip over and enough structural integrity that it won't rattle and make noise of its own. It needs to be a fair price without resorting to cheap materials like MDF. It has to look good without being distracting.This stand more than fits the bill. The base is a heavy, black, tempered glass plate with enough heft that any bookshelf style speaker will remain upright when bumped by a passing vacuum or pet. The top plate is thick steel with cut-outs for speaker wire and countersunk holes for flathead attachment bolts. The uprights are heavy gauge steel square tubing with outlets for cable management. They affix to bolts at either end with welded-in nuts.Assembly is incredibly easy because, again, it's a flippin' speaker stand. The important thing is that there's no joints, plastic clips, or attachment sleeves that would be an eyesore or work loose over time.Charmingly, they give you an extra of every item you might misplace or damage. Nice to see a company do that instead of pocketing the 10 cents and leaving you to twist in the wind if you botch an adhesive pad install or lose a washer under the couch.

I purchased the version that has woodgrain and black posts. The woodgrain is a vinyl wrap, but it looks real enough. I like the glass base design for its clean look. The metal pedestal, on which the speakers sit, is sturdy, however they are a bit larger than I'd like for my KEF LS50 speakers.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:So far I am very pleased with these, they were very easy to put together and are solid. The wood-grain finish on the metal legs looks very good and matches my walnut furniture better than I expected, and the finish has held up so far.Right now they hold a pair of Klipsch R-41M which are about 2 inches narrower than the platforms.

I had to return mine because the speakers I got them for didn't work out, but I had no complaints about the stands themselves. They went together easy, solid weight so they wouldn't tip over, and a really nice finish on them.

These are nice and simple, they have a little bit of an artistic feel with the illusion these legs pull off, when viewed straight on it’s just a set of parallel bars, but then from any other angle you get a nice leany effect as you view the angles. I could see some people hating this so you’ve been warned, but I know some people will just get a kick out of it. Cable management hole is a little tight, but it works well enough. Have a great night midnight Amazon surfers.

Stands arrived in good condition. Packaging was adequate to prevent shipping damage.Assembly was straight forward but I did have one of the screws securing the top plate to one of the legs strip all its threads, it’s essentially a locking pin preventing the plate from moving left to right now.If you can find something cheaper that will hold your speakers you should get those. I don’t feel like these are a great value. They look nice, just a bit too expensive.

Packaging was superb. Instructions are clear and assembly is straightforward. Materials look and feel very nice. Product is as advertised in every aspect. Completely recommend.

The cable management is nice but was a pain to snake the speaker wire through the leg. It felt like there were a bunch of parts poking the inside making it difficult for the wire to make it through.I’d also prefer it to be a bit heavier at the base. It seems sturdy enough as long as pets or kids don’t bump it. And obviously very few speakers stands would be safe in that situation, however a heavier base would’ve made it better