Pangea Audio DS100 All Steel Speaker Stand Pair (32 Inch) Sand Fillable with Built-in Cable Management and Adjustable Steel Cone Spikes

Excellent stands overall. Very sturdy, just the right listening height for small bookshelf speakers, good cable routing internally. Nothing whatsoever to complain about here. Although if you did want to fill them with sand as is custom for greater mass, the cable routing makes that not as easy; you could cover up the holes first if you really wanted to do that.One note: The spike feet will ding up hardwood so get something to rest them on.Currently have a pair of old NHT bookshelf speakers on them and they sound great.

Looks as expected and quite appropriate for my Klipsch R15PM speakers. I should add that the holes aren't large enough to accommodate the power plugs but are easily enough to simply electrical-tape along the back. I added 15 lb self-adhering Velcro to ensure the dog or cleaners don't accidentally tip the speakers off (although they operate fine without.) The kit did not include a second, wider base nor any rubber covers for the spikes. Given my wood floor, I forwent the spikes and added felt furniture sliders to the bottom of the base.

Edit - just don’t buy this stand. After having the issues I describe below, I bought the Monolith stands from Monoprice for 30% less than these. The Monoprice are far, far better even without the issue of the defective spike. Much more solid, easier to fill, etc.Sturdy stand. But QC isn’t great.- One of the holes for the spikes wasn’t drilled properly so I couldn’t screw it in. That means I couldn’t use any of the spikes.- Without the spikes you can’t level the stand and it’s not plumb. If I could use the spikes, it would have been possible to adjust each and get it level but I can’t do that.There is no way I’m going to be able to properly repack and send this back so this purchase was a total loss for me. I ended up buying different stands and these will go in the trash.TL:DR; Sturdy, but faulty spike made my unit useable.

Would highly recommend. Compared to the MDF stands I looked at, this thing seems like it will last. Haven't gotten around to filling it, but it's plenty sturdy as is and sounds good.

Nice appearance, sturdy enough, easy to assemble. If for whatever reason you don't run your speaker cables down the middle of the stand, the hollow vertical piece will ring like a bell if you tap it. Cables touching it dampens it a bit. Filling them would probably be ideal, but there's a big hole at the bottom for the cables to come out, so you'd need to plug that up. Overall very satisfied with the purchase. There have been a handful of accidental bumps and no catastrophes.

I have some superb Yamaha studio monitors in my living room that I use along w a good subwoofer. The two monitors want to up around ear level, not on the floor. These stands look great, don't scream for attention, aren't wide-stanced like tripods which is great since sometimes those wide tripod legs will stick out for people to trip over, defeating the whole purpose of providing safety for your speakers.You can route your wires through the stand posts if you like.If you are concerned your speakers might get bumped off:1. Move your speakers out of traffic2. Don't be too worried because reasonably sized speakers have a decent sized platform; AND3. Put a little double sided foam tape on the underside of your speaker and stick 'em to the stands.You'll be happy.

Great value, nice finish, easy adjustments to the spikes for uneven floor. Using them with Elac UB-5’s and the height is perfect.

Very easy to assemble, super sturdy and great look