Bags Standard Speaker Stand Set with Adjustable Height and Dual Diameter Pole, Includes (2) Speaker Stands and Carry Bag (JBLSPKSTMASET)

Great stands. On Christmas Day i set up my Bose S1 Pro + outside on the stands. It was breezy that day like 15-25mph and wasn’t even close to budging in the wind. These are very sturdy and adjustments are quick and feel solid. Once collapsed they are quite compact. Worth the money.

Like most mobile DJs my speaker stands take a beating. I am pretty picky about the appearance of my equipment. I end up replacing stands about every 3 years. While looking at options I found the JBL stands. They are a bit more pricey than some of the choices, but I ordered them basically because all of my speakers are JBL. I didn’t pay close attention to the construction, or the bag when I ordered. Upon receiving the stands, I was very impressed with my purchase. First thing is the storage/carrying bag. I always purchase the JBL line of speaker covers and bags, and this bag is of the same quality of the $80+ bags for the speakers. It is divided so the stands won’t bang each other, and has Velcro to hold them in place. GREAT BAG, and probably worth $50 alone. Then I inspected the stand. Just the finish is beautiful. They have quality coating, nice feet, removable orange rings on bottom for safety, the pole is removable, and each end has a different diameter so they are a perfect fit for most all speakers. The next thing is, they can extend taller than most other stands, reaching 81” to get the sound up over the crowd. Saving the best for last here. The clamping/friction mechanisms for height, and leg width are INCREDIBLE. Not like the typical stand with slotted pinch clamp that always breaks if tightened a bit too much. “We all have done it”. They have a direct pressure friction lock that appears to be as durable as they come. The knobs are ez grip and function perfectly. As you can tell I am impressed with this product. I have owned stands from most all name brand suppliers (Rockville, Proline, Gator, Onstage etc.), and these are the best standard stands I have seen in this price range. Highly recommended, and a super value at the price! Get at some😁 Dennis Performing musician, DJ company owner

The JBL Bags Standard Speaker Stand Set is a fantastic addition to any audio setup. The adjustable height feature allows for easy customization, ensuring optimal speaker placement for various events. The dual diameter pole design ensures a secure fit for different speaker models, preventing any unwanted wobbling or vibrations. The stands are built with durability in mind, providing stability even with heavier speakers. The included carry bag is a convenient bonus, offering hassle-free transportation and storage. With its sleek black finish, this speaker stand set not only delivers on functionality but also adds a professional and sophisticated look to any stage or event setup. Overall, the JBL Bags Standard Speaker Stand Set is a top-quality product that combines versatility, convenience, and style.

Would buy again

I have quite a few speaker stands from ultimate that have had their collar design break over the years. Without spending $300, these stands are extremely lightweight, feel very solid and come with an excellent dual compartment carrying case to keep them looking nice for years to come. The tightening mechanism on this is a good design that you can’t easily strip out like most cheaper around this price point. Highly recommend these for speakers under 60 pounds ! They feel stable at their maximum height.

This stands worked perfect for my JBL Party Box 310 speaker system.

Maybe I didn't look hard enough but it was kind of expensive. I'm ok with that because there aluminum, they won't rust if it rains. Most speakers are waterproof so I had to get something that would be able to handle the weather too. Light weight but heavy duty too.

I have everything JBL. Great product, no complaints at all... until now. I have just recently purchased 2 JBL 110 partybox speakers. They sound great. They however wobble in these stands. I guess JBL doesn't make stands for their own speakers. Odd. I'll probably fab something and make it work, but I am very disappointed.