Clear Acrylic Portable Radio Stand

The stand is discreet and aesthetically pleasing, complementing any desk or table. Its carefully designed angle ensures stability while providing an optimal view and easy access to the controls. The acrylic material does not hinder the sound quality; rather, it enhances mid-range tones through reflection.Additionally, the stand effectively safeguards your radio from breakage by eliminating the need for deployment and positioning it at a more favorable angle, thus preventing accidental knockdowns.

Expensive for what it is......but it works very well for us.I put velcro on the bottom of the radio and the base of the stand to secure the radio when the top angle is placed over a floor bulkhead in the boat.Looks good, works good, well made and stays put.Old Fart recommended...

I like the size and general build of this item, but it could be better for the $$$, if they added a thin rubberized backing to hold the radios without slip and some rubberized feet strips to prevent it sliding on smooth surfaces - would be a big improvement, and then worthy of the price, given it is just a piece of plastic, and some slightly smaller retail display stands are a fraction of the price. But this fits more radios and designed for them. maybe a volume cost situation.Having said this, it fits all my portables well - I added a 0.5mm thin 3M rubberized strip on the base, and feet (to avoid slippage on smooth tables) and also on the bottom where the radio sits. This allows it to hold the radio better when tuning and adjusting controls.A nice product, but could be slightly better, IMO for the $$ - Vendor DID ship quickly, and it came well protected and packaged and delivered quickly! thanks!

Fits the radio great for using my radio. Price was right. The stand holds the radio at an angle making it a joy to use.

I bought this to use with my Eton E1 and Sony 2010 radios and it works great. It is somewhat less broad than than they are horizontally but that doesn't seem to affect its efficacy as a stand for radios that are wider than the stand's base, which is in line with what I figured. Other outlets sell wider ones for more than twice as much, plus shipping but then you are getting close to paying $20 for a plastic radio stand. At that point, I will just use a book. This one is fairly priced and seems to work for virtually any vertically-oriented portable or small vertically-oriented tabletop radio.

The bottom part of the stand does not match earlier pics or reviews of the acrylic stand.If you look at the advertised pics the bottom part of the stand is angled so that a portable radio with a reasonably flat bottom could sit on it. Older pics look like the bottom part of the stand is probably a 90º angle compared to the back part of the stand where the radio sits.The stand that I received is angled oddly so that any reasonably flat radio that is used frequently could potentially fall off of it. There's a gap in between the radio and the bottom of the stand. For comparison, this like it's angled at a 60º angle or so compared to advertised or older pics of the stand.

It's a stand for a radio...not really much to say. It holds the radio in a nice position. Clear plastic. Easy to clean, but you really don' t see it behind the radio.

I'm a long-time ham radio op and DXer, and have always been on the lookout for radio stands. The Source One stand is a nice plexiglass stand for front-faced radios (radios with displays and controls on the front, like the Sony SW7600 series, for instance). I do think that it is a bit too reclined, but that's an easy fix by adding some split rubber tubing to the back edge (which also makes a nice non-skid mount). I actually used two tubing sizes and nest one inside of the other to get added height, especially if I want to use this as a book stand. Overall, nice item, great price.