Great build quality, they look great and most importantly, have improved my listening experience by placing the mid-high frequency drivers at ear level. The low frequencies benefit with tighter, more discernable tones.

They are as good looking as pictured, and solid. It was a little tricky to assemble them to perfectly straight and level, you have to be somewhat forceful snapping in the pole cap inserts; but other than that, they were easy to assemble.

Dr. Mengelberg Loves Them!

Five years ago I never bothered with the wall mounts that I bought for my bookshelf speakers because my wall material is 1” thick and difficult to use with anchors. Instead I sat them on some overturned metal IKEA wastebaskets. Good enough! But I have a tiny living room and it was time to make this area look neater. These fit the bill because the black glass matches my media console’s top, I needed some that weren’t so tall as to get in the way of the projector screen, and anyway these were at least taller than the wastebaskets so certainly an improvement! And of course they are $35. The construction is interesting, basically a rod threaded on two sides holds the top and bottom together, and they pass through some plastic end caps that fit awkwardly at each end of the tube, and then it all compresses by tightening a nut. I needed my own 10mm wrench. It takes a little adjusting to square all the parts with each other. The pointy anti-tip feet sit into some plastic bases which my wood floors will appreciate. The threading on the feet was not great so they didn’t all evenly screw in, and needed to be carefully started then gently persuaded with slip joint pliers. The straps are a nice touch but I think I’ll find that blue tack I bought years ago too.

I would buy them again for $35.

For budget stands these look very nice. Not the end-all of speaker stands but, definitely a good starting point.

Bought this to mount a heavy center speaker, i put the two of them side by side so that the large center speaker can sit well on these stands.. Seem to hold up fine, no complaints and were easy to assemble

The bases and platforms are good, though the pillars themselves are fairly cheap. The cord-in-pillar thing would work well with just speaker cables, but I have powered monitor speakers with multiple inputs/cables, and that was a pretty tight squeeze.

The weak point is the bolts for the feet and center truss — the threads were so poor, I was worried I wouldn't be able to put it together, and would have to send it back. Get better bolts!

Awkward assembly. There are no screws to attach just the rubber feet, had to special order them from THD. Platform is on the small side, but that is spec’ed, my bad for not noticing; but they do come with straps, which I will need to use. Not bad price, so you get what you pay for.