Pyle Tripod Speaker Stand, 33.9"x31.5"x58.0” Inch Adjustable Holder Mount, Durable Steel Design, Universal 35mm Compatibility, Safety Lock Pin, Foldable for Storage, Ideal for Large Speakers

I recently purchased the Pyle Universal Speaker Stand, and I’m extremely satisfied with it.**Quality**The quality of this stand is fantastic. It’s heavy-duty with rubber-capped tripod legs that provide stability and durability.**Ease of Assembly**Assembling the stand was a breeze. The instructions were clear, and it took very little time to get it set up.**Space-Saving**One of the best features is that it takes up very little space. This makes it ideal for both on-stage and in-studio use without cluttering the area.**Usage**I bought it for my karaoke machine, and it works perfectly. The adjustable height (from 36.2 to 58.0 inches) allows for versatile use, and the locking safety pin ensures it stays securely in place.**Overall**I love this speaker stand. It’s well-built, easy to use, and meets all my needs for karaoke and more.**Pros**:- High quality and sturdy- Easy to assemble- Space-saving design- Adjustable height- Secure locking safety pin- 35mm compatible insert**Cons**:- None notedHighly recommend this speaker stand for anyone needing a reliable and space-efficient solution for their audio equipment.

It is quite sturdy for the price and lightweight. I tested it on my large JBL speaker that I will be using for a Backyard Birthday Party. Easy to set and retract.

Perfect for my QSC CP 8 powered speakers

It works fine, does the job. Nice and light, but not "heavy duty", so it might not have a lot of longevity if you're going to use it a lot. We only use it a few times each year, so it should be ok. The little rubber cap pops off every time we take the speaker down.

I was worried after reading reviews saying it was hard to open/close. It is not. In fact, it is easy and you can set it up quickly. Moreover, it holds my FRFR Headrush 112 securely. Glad I have this option for placement.

This Pyle PSTND1 is exactly what I wanted -- a "medium" height speaker stand for a very lightweight PA speaker that's about 6-8 lbs. Stand is not too tall. Not too wide of a footprint that people will trip over in a crowded room. I wanted a speaker stand that holds my PA speaker at about head height for smaller rooms. The PSTND! works well.This stands extends to a maximum of 57 inches in height. It's a bit wiggly at full height, but acceptable.Its legs when extended sit on a triangle that's 31 inches x 31 inches x 31 inches. The base footprint can be narrower somewhat if desired -- say around 18x18x18. But it's less stable, of course.Weight is 3 lb 4-1/4 oz (1.494 kg).Folded, the stand is 31-1/2" long and fits into a box that's 5x5 inches.The vertical tube diameter measures 34.54mm (1.360 inches or 1-23/64 inches). The tubing is very thinwall steel. It's magnetic.There is a plastic end plug to keep the end of the tube round. I recommend gluing this plug into the tube with super glue or other adhesive so the plug will not fall out and get lost.The stand comes with a molded plastic plate adapter you can screw to the bottom of your speaker to add a socket. The plate's socket diameter measures 34.51mm (1.359 inches or 1-23/64 inches). The hole pattern is 5-9/16 inch x 3-5/8 inch. The holes are 11/64 in (6.6mm). Overall dimensions are 6-3/4 x 4-1/2 inches.This stand is NOT for your monster 35-lb 15" JBL Eon. It's for smaller, lighter PA speakers.NOTE: the cross-pin holes are a bit rough and cause the center pole to move with some difficulty. If you deburr the holes with a small file or countersink, the center pole will go up and down much easier and smoother.

Perfect pairing with the speaker system. Has a great adjustable height range.

I purchased 2 of these and am very disappointed with what I received. First off, they are lite. When the speaker is on top, the speaker with the stand tends to tip over at the slightest touch, even with the base bracket. IMO, there is not enough weight on the stand to hold the speaker firmly. The plastic bends and the screws cannot hold the weight of a Bose S1+ Pro speaker. The advertised picture and verbiage are deceiving.