Stageek Pair of Aluminum Desktop Speaker Stands, Universal Desk Stand for Studio Monitors, Bookshelf Computer Speakers, Black

I've just set up my own bedroom music studio and needed some stands for the monitors to get them at just the right height for my ears. And with such a small room and little space to manoeuvre, I needed something fairly compact to do the job.As you can see from my photos, they fit perfectly, are the perfect height and match my colour scheme - all black! They're very sturdy and well finished. And at the price, you can't complain.As for how it affects the sound of the speakers? I'm using Presonus Erin 3.5 monitor speakers and they sound great. The stands have rubber pads on the bottom so that helps with vibration and resonance. And there's additional pads which could be put on upper platform for increase anti-vibration between stand and speaker.I'm by no means a pro musician / sound engineer (just a bedroom hobbyist) but if you are short on space (and possible money), these will suffice to get you a decent setup for recording your music, in my opinion.

There are a couple of these type on the market. This one is the most stylish and least industrial looking in my opinion. There is a little bounce which could easily be cured by a pencil thickness black plastic rod at the front centre to get total rigidity. Maybe an optional extra? However untouched they are quite stable, and perfect for the small bookshelf type speakers they are designed for. My little KEFs though by no way the last thing in sound quality are very heavy for their size (6 kg) , and I can hear no problems with the rigidity even at painful volumes in a small room. Less heavy speakers will have no problem at all. Rubber pads on the bottom protect the surface, and more are supplied for the top plate, which I used to protect the cabinets. Very happy with purchase,much better than my old DIY mini stands.

After having my two medium sized bookshelf KEF speakers sitting on egg boxes on a carpeted floor for a year to try and dampen the bass, I've at last found a solution. When the stands were delivered I was initially shocked at how small the box they came in was! However, while they may appear pricey, it is rare to get something so simply and beautifully designed therefore they are well worth the cost.The stands are unobtrusive, stable and have no wobbly moving parts or nuts and bolts to adjust. My speaker bases are only slightly larger than the stands so they really are a perfect fit. Being black, they match the speaker front pads so well that they look like they were part of the speaker design.The slight angle lifts the speakers to be around the correct height for the situation of my sofa. Sound-wise, I can now return the bass control on my Pioneer A-903 amp to the mid setting and turn up the volume a bit more without the bass booming around the house.To sum up, absolutely delighted with this perfectly designed product.

Very well made

I thought long and hard before buying these speakers as they were a little out of my budget, but I took a deep breath and clicked 'add to basket'. They arrived swiftly and well-packaged, interlaced with foam between to save on space and scratches. You know they are a quality product as soon as you slide them out of the box and they look, as the headline says, sleek and smart on my desk with speakers atop. They are high-quality aluminium with non-slip anti-vibration feet (with several spares included. A great addition to my newly refurbed home studio!

I was advised by the seller that these stands were back in stock and I ordered immediately. They arrived two days earlier than advised. Excellent service and quality. The stands are extremely good. They elevate and tilt the speakers to a perfect position. I also have free desk space under the speakers. I'm extremely pleased with them and how they enhance my listening experience (used with Mackie CR3 speakers)

Immediately feels like a very high-quality item. Solid pieces of matt black metal, I like they don't attract extra attention on the desk, really minimalistic look. Using them with Audioengine 5+ speakers. Stands start waving a bit when you touch the speakers, but not a problem for me

I needed some desktop stands for my Rokit RP5 G4, and wasn't totally sure that these were going to be able to do the job, but I bought them anyway, since there's a lack of other good options at this price. I was pleasantly surprised - the stands are nicely finished, sturdy and raise the monitors nicely to the right level for listening. The Rokits sit firmly on the top plate, and although they overhang on each side and about 1/3 over the front, they feel solid. If you touch the monitors or move the desk there's a tiny bit of bounce to them (this isn't necessarily a bad thing - from a sound perspective it means they're isolating properly), but I still feel confident that the monitors are secure. That said, I wouldn't put any monitors bigger or heavier than the RP5 on them! It's nice to have a bit more desk space as well; my interface sits neatly underneath one of them. All round, happy with these - they're a bit of an investment for what they are (would have bought them sooner if they had been £10 cheaper), but worth it.