Fluid AudioDS8 Speaker Stand (2 Pack)

Work perfectly. Easy to assemble. Appreciate it

Really solid and an ideal height. These have made a world of difference to my referencing. Also, no issues with assemby!

These will be perfect for my 8” monitors and great in most ways apart from building them. The screws are tiny, so you will need an exact sized driver. The holes in the MDF are also tiny so I needed to open them up a bit. However I ended up needing to use bigger screws as kept threading the screws (I’m not a novice at DIY) so all fine in the end. But wanted to give a heads up to go slowly with screwing the units together. Still like them though!

These really work

I switched to these from Atacama Moseco floorstands, for space reasons. They are undoubtedly a bit of a step down from those, but for affordable desktop stands you really can’t beat these. My speakers (Monitor Audio Bronze) sound detailed and bright. Only complaint is they are an absolute faff to assemble.

A little fiddly to put together, but work very well when assembled. Definitely recommend.

The product could have been part assembled in factory. Bag of bits.Purchased to mount a pair of KEF LS50 Wireless II. Nightmare. Despite checking dims, the rubber feet are in the wrong place.Now they just flip (don’t expect the glued feet to stick for long) and drop the speaker corners.Pretty poor design.

Very disappointed with these.The parts don’t fit as they should. The wooden panels are sprayed so the slightest movement with the clamps rubs the paint off.I would avoid these at all costs.

Mes enceintes étaient simplement posées sur le bureau. Grosse erreur, il faut les surélever pour qu'elles soient dans l'axe d'écoute. Le son est beaucoup plus propre grâce à cet achat. Je recommande.

Good

Ho acquistato questi supporti principalmente per sollevare i diffusori ELAC DBR 6.2 Reference che ho su una scrivania con l'intento di portare il tweter all'altezza dell'orecchio.Nella confezione sono presenti gli accessori per 2 livelli di altezza , io , per le mie esigenze ho utilizzato quelli piu corti , posso dire che il prodotto è solido , ben fatto che ha risolto il mio problema , non so dire se siano in grado di smorzare le vibrazioni che potrebbero influenzare il suono , ma comunque all'interno della scatola ci sono tutti gli accessori , gommini di vario spessore che consentono di inclinare il diffusore a proprio piacimento , il prodotto si presenta esteticamente piacevole , robusto e funzionale allo scopo .Lo consiglio a chi non ha esigenze particolari e chi non vuole spendere cifre che superano il valore del diffusore stesso sul quale lo si vuole utilizzare

For whatever reason monitor stands are fairly expensive (given the material costs) it seems. So while these aren't perfect, they are still the best bang for your buck (other than DIY).PROS:The stand is very sturdy, and once you've screwed everything in, absolutely nothing rattles, has give, flexes, etc.The rubber feet have good non-slip feel to them. No worry about the stand or the speaker slipping.Personally, I think they look much better and feel much more sturdy than IsoAcoustics. I know IsoAcoustics are popular, but I never really understood why as they don't really look that great, and seem pretty cheaply made and cost almost 3x as much as these.For maybe what? $15 bucks more than the "foam" speaker stands?....these are an absolute no-brainer for anyone looking for a sturdy, adjustable speaker stand at a reasonable price.Seem like they'd be easy to "upgrade" with sorbothane pads in the future if you wanted some extra vibration reduction. Personally the default feet are fine for me, but just throwing out the possibility for some people who might have challenging environments.Also, considering that sorbothane combo would still come in under half-price of the IsoAcoustics and would certainly lead to better dampening, again, I just don't understand why people buy IsoAcoustics stands. /Shrug.CONS:As some other reviews mentioned, the paint/MDF can chip if you force the "clips" on too hard, so just be mindful. Being aware of that before hand helped immensely, and the one "chip" I had isn't visible when the clip was pushed in.TIPS:Follow the instructions. Most notably, pay attention to the the direction of the "flat/squared off" notches. Make sure they face the logo.The pre-drilled screw holes are very tight so you may need to go ahead and screw your screws in before assembly (and screw them back out) to "widen" the holes a little.Also, I'd test all the different angles and height pads before removing the adhesive sticker so you can get the proper height, angle alignment.

Exactly what I was looking for.