USX MOUNT Universal Speaker Stands, Height Adjustable Extend 30.0" to 39.1" for Satellite Speakers & Small Bookshelf Speakers up to 11 lbs Per Stand, 1 Pair Floor Stands for Sony Bose Polk JBL Yamaha

If you're needing more sturdy stands for the Samsung SWA-9200S, I recommend these. The top mounting plate is 3.75" square, so it's nicely disguised underneath the 9200's. They would also work well with the SWA-9500S, although a bit of the top plate would show as these speakers are tad thinner. The inner diameter of the tubing is large enough to easily fit the right-angle tip power cable for these also. Note that the back brace is quite tall on these, so it would show at the top of shorter satellites. This could be trimmed down with a good bi-metal hacksaw blade and some muscle. Overall, a really solid set of stands at a great price.

Really easy to assemble and holds the speakers well with no stability issues.

These speaker stands work well with my Roku satellite speakers. Easy assembly, the power cord fits though the stand tube. All though I had to dis assemble one to get it down the tube. The speakers fit well and are secure on the mounts. Had to buy 2 button head screws for the speakers, 1/4-20 x 1/2” long.The only problem I see is the entrance and exit ports on the tube for the wires are sharp, not good for the wire insulation. I will need to make an edge guard for that.

The media could not be loaded. I have axiom audio QS4 surround speakers which weigh 9.4lb and was about to buy the official stand costing 1k shipped.I was browsing on Amazon and came across this as a bargain price of 40$ and purchased it.A lot of the reviews mention this is only meant for tiny speakers under 5 lb and it’s kind of true but, all you need to do is a teeny tiny tweak.The base is about 6 inches square and not too heavy. Straight out of the box, this will NOT support more than 5 lb speakers.I simply slotted an exercise weight plate of 10lb on the base. Standard plates with 1.5” hole will fit very well over the rod and sit on the base. You do need to wriggle it in if you use the screw at the base which holds the stand to the base and want the weight plate to stick to the stand bottom. (Please see pics).Read this carefully:1- I have dropped the stand to its lowest height and the speakers reach just the top of the sofa (see the pics).2- I have tried to push the stand and one has to INTENTIONALLY want to make it fall or it’s going to pop back up (watch video).3- I have slanted the stand up to 15 degrees and it pops back up.4- if you have small children, keeping speakers at this height can cause problems.The rods are thick enough to not bend with 9.4 lb weight and I think they are strong enough for even 20 lb but, you will need to add more weight plates to the base to adjust as per your speakers weight.ConsAs others have pointed out, unless you have super thin speaker cables, you must coil the cables around the stand and cannot route it through the hollow stand.

Easy to put together and about as unobtrusive as you can get. I liked the first pair so much, I ordered another. Price seems a bit high for what they are, but still less expensive that most of the others

Great stands.

I wanted to write a review that is hopefully meaningful for those really looking for great speaker stands.....and like me, are struggling over what to do. I just purchased a Vizio M Series-Elevate, and knew I wanted my rear speakers on stands, to help amplify and surround my system. Also, I needed and wanted sturdiness as well as stands that looked good. First of all, being a professional musician for many years, and using microphone stands live for years....I didn't want heavy, round bases. Tri-pod stands are always the best, and these stands are tri-pod. They're sturdier, they fit better into weird and tight spots, (although, depending on your particular situation round or curved bases might work better. You just have to look carefully at where they'll be.) Next, was would they extend to the height I wanted. Absolutely. These stands have a speaker extension that allows you to get even higher that the 45 or so inches the stands allow for. However....if you have 8 pound speakers forget it, these stands are not for you, and the instructions tell you this up front.The speakers extensions were perfect for my Vizio speakers. In fact, using the screws that came with the speakers it fit perfectly, I have the perfect height. And let me tell you.....it changed how that entire system sounded!! Even TV commercials take on a whole new dimension. So stands for a surround sound system with rear speakers is a must! Also, these stands are perfect for box, or squared off speakers as there's a small platform at the bottom to hold, or rather set the speakers on depending on how big or small they are. The price was also well below what I had allotted for myself and stands. Very easy to put together and set up, the instructions made sense and I had it together in about 20 minutes. Then figuring out how to get my speakers on there was also easy. And these speakers are not squared or boxy, they're rounded off and kinda strange looking, but they fit perfectly and I couldn't be happier with my choice.So.....price, sturdy, ease of putting together, looks, and fitting numerous speaker sizes (except 8 pound speakers) these stands checked every box for me. I highly recommend them!!

Overall I like these stands and they will serve there purpose. The price was very affordable and iIeven got them on an Amazon sale. Once thing I wanted was stands that would be low enough for me to keep the speakers hidden behind my couch and these work great. I used them to attach two rear wireless speakers from a Samsung HW-Q990d Soundbar set up. They are sturdy enough for these speakers i see no concerns with them tipping over. My only complaint was that the bolts they provided were way too long for my speakers and even with the spacer provided i needed to add a couple washers. This attachment caused the speakers to sag slightly. Not a big deal, but I will find shorter length bolts to keep the speaker tight against the bracket.