Gator Frameworks Desktop Clamp-On Studio Monitor and Speaker Stand with EVA foam Padded Surface, Angle Adjustable from 0° to 15° – Set of 2 (GFWSPKSTMNDSKCMP)

Bought these to hold my JBL studio monitors. Sturdy, no issues. I forget the size of the monitors, but they're kinda big and heavy. These were the closest to my desired specs that I could find. Good quality. Not disappointed.

When I saw these, I could not believe it. I build DAW systems a couple times a year and these are the answer I have been looking for for a long time. The monitor stands that I use always get in the way, and it's just more stuff on the floor. These stands are rock solid and will clamp to a 2" thick tabletop. I have a pair on Neumann KH120 A's AND a pair of Altec Lansing speakers residing next to each other on the spaceous deck. The two speakers fit perfectly. I always worring about the instabililty of floor-standing monitor stands, and I would be crushed if my Neumanns hit the wood floor. Now I don't even think about it. I consider these monitor stands professional. Fully professional for monitors that do not need to be repositioned. The awesome thing is that you can truly center yourself right between them and alter the height and the angle they direct to for an absolutely epic listening experience. These could not be better designed. I am extrmely pleased with the quality, workmanship, and sturdiness of the mounts. Also they are the best deal for audio enthusiasts. Really, even my Neumanns feel right at home.

These work perfectly. They are built very well - super solid. I wanted to get my monitors off my desk and these did the trick.

First of all, these stands have proven to be a must-have in my scenario. They work great, BUT there's one thing you will want to verify BEFORE you install your precious speakers on your desk: That the stand's mounting bolts are actually tightened! I'm guessing that whoever was assembling my pair of speaker stands was having a lazy day, and they failed to properly tighten the 3 bolts that hold the main shaft to the bottom clamp. Be sure to TEST each unit for any amount of wobble prior to installation. If you get a poorly assembled unit, the fix is relatively simple (though in all honesty it should be done & tested by the Gator Frameworks). 1) Loosen (don't remove) the three screws on the bottom of the shaft, just above the clamp base. 2) Gently remove the foam pad from the clamp to access the bolts. 3) Tighten the bolts. 4) Tighten the 3 screws. 5) Test for rigidity. 6) Place the foam back onto the clamp prior to installation. Once everything is snug, there's not much to worry about. Done right, everything is solid. :-) Very glad to have these.

this is super good if you want to elevate your studio monitors. its adjustable so u can adjust the angles you want.

I bought these after looking through every clamp-base speaker stand on Amazon. Turns out, this was the right call. Stands are super solid, heavy enough to help dampen vibrations, and fit my speakers perfectly (passive bookshelf speakers for a home office). Out of the box, impressed by machining fitting and weight. Since using, quite happy with the adjustment options - the stands stay in place at an angle (slightly up from horizontal), and rotated slightly inwards towards center. Zero movement. Only gripe is there isn’t any cable routing, but for now I’m using some extra long twist ties that blend in fairly well. May drive some holes when I figure out which of my friends has a drill press. Looks good, feels good, performs well and I’ll say that it’s money well spent.

Simply put, these units work well for my home setup. The construction is clean and feels sure, solid and steady. Please excuse the intentional vagueness and crudeness of the enclosed picture, just know that I mean to convey that each stand has firmly supported reasonably weighted speakers for some time without releasing hold to the default pins to keep the speakers supported at a certain height. Not to mention that the products are padded well to protect a desk that they have to clamp onto and spin-tighten to secure. I would highly recommend this purchase for those who wish to place speakers higher for an accurate sound as well as for those who would like to secure speakers and free up desk space. Thank you for reading and I hope this helps!

I rarely give 5-Star reviews, but these studio monitor stands are absolutely perfect for what I needed. Ever since I upgraded to larger computer monitors for my digital audio workstation, my small Tannoy audio monitors were partially blocked behind them. Mixing accurately was extremely difficult. As you can see from my pictures, these stands lift the speakers to the perfect height just above the computer monitors and, with the stands tilted all the way forward, the on-axis listening angle is perfect! Assembling them was a breeze in about five minutes and I was impressed at how sturdy the parts are. They definitely could support bigger and heaver monitors than my Tannoys. I easily clamped them to the back corners of my desk. As for the speaker platforms, they have a rubberized surface that isolates the speakers from the metal trays and have enough of a lip in the front to prevent the speakers from falling forward even with the additional cork pads I placed under the speakers--and even when my cats jump on them! I honestly could not be happier with these stands!

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Not sure if you can hear the difference with the video, that was recorded with a iPhone，so it probably filtered the sound and limited volume. The LS50 meta I have is a 100W per channel 85db speaker, I used to have a Kanto stand with it, they were very sturdy, sounds nice, but because of my desk setup, I have to put them away from me, plus it gets in the way of my cleaning robot, so I want to try a desk clamp to see if I can get away with a table mounting solution. The product itself have no fault what so ever, it's well built, good quality and very sturdy. However, due to lack of mounting (like screw on) ability for the speaker I have, although my speakers stand very neatly on the metal plate, but when I turn volume to 70-80%, you can basically see the speaker starts to bounce around and it sounds horrible. If I'm handy enough, I can try drill a hole on the plate to mount the speaker. That should fix the problem. However, let's be fair, I don't really use the speaker at it's max capacity all the time. so if you just enjoy a quiet, peaceful piece of music, it is good enough. But if you have a powerful speaker and listen to something that is really loud. You can't really use the desk clamp...may be it's a common sense but I thought to try it myself anyways. Conclusion: Really good desk clamp, would recommend, but it needs to have mounting capabilities for relatively powerful speakers (may be sell a optional brand/model specific plate?) Not suitable for people who goes really loud, but if you not that kind of guy, this clamp should have no problem at all.

Utilisés pour des moniteurs Home Studio Très bonne rigidité Réglage hauteur bien pensé Le plateau peut s'incliner, pivoter, et est avec de la mousse anti-vibration Mes Focal Shape sont très bien dessus Gator fait toujours des bons produits

The quality is the best Heavy duty and good material But needs more in travel space while tilting

Wonderful product. Superb quality!