Liquid Stands Studio Monitor Stands - Music Studio Desktop Speaker Stand - 2 Pack 12x9 Clamp-on Adjustable Short or Tall Speaker Support for Music Booth Desk Audio Monitor Stand Mount with Tilt

As others have stated, these speaker stands are fantastic. They’re extremely well built, easy to assemble and look great. They were packaged exceptionally well, above and beyond what one would normally expect. In addition, customer service was great is addressing an issue I had with some lightly scratched parts, they promptly sent out replacement parts. I would buy from liquid stands again.

I needed a set of stands for my Kali LP6 studio monitors. I looked at several and chose these because they are heavy duty and very adjustable. At least that's what the reviews said. They weren't wrong, these things are great! My monitors have got some heft to them and these stands are very stable and more than capable. You can raise and lower them and tilt the speaker platforms. Perfect for my needs. They also have a 4" base which adds to their stability.

I spent an exorbitant amount of time looking at reviews for studio monitor stands (I’m a blast at parties) and ultimately decided to give these a go. I wasn’t expecting to have my mind blown-after all, they’re just metal platforms that grip a desk, right?Wrong. Everything about these monitor stands is well thought out. The 4” clamp isn’t a gimmick. These things are nicely padded and feel far more secure than the 2” and 1” clamps most accessories use. Size does matter, folks.The speaker platforms are also nicely padded and include your choice of long or short-side support ledges to match your chosen speaker orientation. Super easy to assemble without tools (just nicely coated wing nuts!), and the clamp and pin system for adjusting the height of the platforms is both secure and durable. The pins are grooved so that the sliding height adjustment pole notches into them securely, while the tightening knob used a rounded component that grips the pole rather than just pushing a screw into it. This both protects the finish and means a higher-friction fit.Finally, these stands feel very sturdy, they work great with my JBL speakers, angle precisely where I need them, and aren’t going anywhere. Throw in the fact that they’re made by a small, US business, and you can’t beat the price. Outstanding value-buy these ones!

Great product and a great team behind it. The quality is outstanding, from packaging to materials, everything feels solid and well-made. The desk clamps are strong, leave no marks, and keep the stands very stable, at full height they barely move, and I assume retracted they wouldn’t move at all.They fit perfectly with my KEF Q1 and look absolutely spectacular in my setup. Couldn’t be happier with this purchase, highly recommended!

Really impressed with the heavy materials and quality of the build. Light years better than the other thin metal crap out there. Ordered a couple of differt stands to figure out what worked best for me and the Liquid Stands was by far the best quality. Thick guage steel compared to the comparable stands. Thicker plastic fitted collars, heavier studs and full padded top plate.One complaint though. The u shaped saddle that attaches the flat top plate to the vertical pole is not uniform. One side is ever so slightly longer than the other on both units. This means that if you use the upper plate with the long end to the side and short end facing you, the top tilts slightly to the side. Both had this flaw. In my case I intended to use the plates with the short end to the side and the log end facing me. So I chose orient the tilt to the back so it looked like I tipped the plates up slightly. If I was going to do anything else I would have sent them back dispute the clearly superior material and otherwise excellent quality.I encourage the manufacturer to correct this manufacturing difference. Exceptional material and build quality, but some inconsistent tolerances in one part.Be aware if you buy these to check for level because you can only adjust the tilt of the top plate in one direction. If the tilted plate doesn’t happen to work in your orientation, it will just look crooked. I’ll try and share some photos with the brand so they can see the issue.I’ll be looking to buy other stands for Liquid Stands.

Usually when you order some sort of stand, shelf, table, or structure from here, you get a couple raw pieces of *a* material, some screws, some bolts, a stamped metal wrench, and bad instructions on how to put it all together. I was so happy to see that these came 95% assembled. All you have to do is use the included high-quality wing nuts to secure the lip to the base, and then the base to the stand. Then it's time to attach the stands to your surface via the massive clamp (that's a good thing) and optionally adjust the height and angle of the monitors.They look great, they have the right amount of adjustability, and there are stops in place to keep them at the height and angle you set them to. They will not be moving again unless I want them to. The padding on the bases is a really nice touch to help isolate the monitor's vibrations from reaching the rest of the surface.I mounted a pair of Yamaha HS8 monitors, which are pretty big. It fits them perfectly. Considering these were in-line with a lot of obviously inferior monitor stands, price-wise, I feel like they're a tremendous value. Way better than I was hoping for, and I'm just really impressed with what I got for the money.