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PERLESMITH Universal Speaker Stands for Surround Sound -Height Adjustable Extend 33.3”to 45.1”, Floor Speaker Stand for Satellite & Studio & Bookshelf Speakers up to 11LBS,1 Pair Black, PSSS2 | Envi

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$59.48

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PERLESMITH Universal Speaker Stands for Surround Sound -Height Adjustable Extend 33.3”to 45.1”, Floor Speaker Stand for Satellite & Studio & Bookshelf Speakers up to 11LBS,1 Pair Black, PSSS2

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Effortless Assembly & Reliable Support: Each pair of speaker stands comes with standard mounting hardware for hassle-free setup. Our US-based customer support team is always online to assist with pre-sale and after-sale support. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us, and we’ll respond within 24 hours. Enhanced Stability: Made from solid steel with a wide base and 20% deeper threaded hole connections, this surround sound speaker stand delivers a rock-solid foundation to keep your speaker secure and balanced. It also includes non-slip foot pads, ensuring safe and stable placement on any floor type. Two Cable Management Options: The speaker stands pair feature a 1.18" H x 0.59" W cable hole for routing wires through the hollow poles for a clean look. Please confirm the size before purchase. If the cable holes are too small for connectors or cables to pass through, the floor speaker stands include hook & loop straps to secure cables along the outside of the poles. Customizable Height for Optimal Sound: These floor speaker stands feature an adjustable height range from 33.3" to 45", positioning your speakers at the perfect level for the best acoustics, whether you're enjoying music or movies. The twist-lock design ensures quick and easy height adjustment without the need for tools. Wide Compatibility: The PERLESMITH speaker stands feature an adjustable width of 4.5" to 9", making it compatible with most small bookshelf and satellite speakers up to 11 lbs. These speaker stands are compatible with Bose, Harman Kardon, Polk, JBL, Sony, and more. Please note: it is not suitable for round or irregularly shaped speakers.

Marca: PERLESMITH
Modelo: B08J7QWJ91
Categoría aduanal: Home & Kitchen

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Oleh
12 de mayo de 2026
Solid, sturdy speaker stands – great value!
These Perlesmith universal speaker stands are exactly what I needed. Super easy to assemble, height adjustable, and they feel really stable and well-built. The black finish looks clean and they blend nicely with my setup.Holds my surround speakers perfectly (both bookshelf and small monitors). No wobbling, and the cable management is a nice touch. Much better quality than I expected for the price.If you’re looking for reliable stands without spending a ton, these are a solid choice! 👍Ver másVer menos
4 personas la encontraron útil
James N Clark
22 de julio de 2026
Easy set up
Great product! Very easy assembly, sturdy/stable and properly aligned threads etc… excellent 💯
GearVault
25 de septiembre de 2025
Stylish and Sturdy Speaker Stands with Minor Limitations
These stands have both strengths and limitations worth noting.Cons:The stands are not height-adjustable.Speaker wire must be threaded through the pole before attaching the base plate, which may complicate setup.The top plate only uses non-slip pads to hold speakers in place, with no additional securing mechanism.Pros:Attractive design, featuring a glass base that lends a modern, upscale appearance.Straightforward assembly, easy to put together with minimal effort.Stable on both carpet and hard flooring.Sturdy enough to support bookshelf speakers (currently holding Klipsch R-41M speakers without issue).While the lack of adjustability and limited speaker security could be drawbacks for some, these stands are stylish, easy to assemble, and reliable once in place. They are a solid option for anyone seeking a simple and visually appealing solution to display and support bookshelf speakers.Ver másVer menos
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T. C. MCCLIMANS
Great Budget Speaker Stands
I needed taller surround sound speaker stands to clear the sectional sofa in my front room. This Perlesmith stand was the only one I could find that was tall enough so despite its 11lb weight limit (my Klipsch speakers are 13.5lbs/ea) I decided to give them a try.Long story short, they work great for my needs. Assembly was very quick, easy & straightforward, no complaints about quality. Speaker clamping is uneven but I don't consider that important for my needs (although I do consider speaker clamps to be a 'must have' to prevent the speakers from being accidentally bumped off the stands). I did ensure the height locking ring was as tight as I could manage to prevent unwanted collapse and I added the same anti-tip safety strap I use on my table-mounted 100" TV to prevent an accidental bump from causing potential damage or injury.These are decent & basic speakers stands that serve well so long as you remain cognizant of their weight/tipping limitations.Ver másVer menos
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David R.
11 de mayo de 2026
Easy to assemble. Nice looking. Suitable for carpet or hard floors. I would buy again.
Easy to put together and seems quite sturdy. Excellent for my side and rear speakers. Not too heavy but still a good fit in my Man cave. All of the parts were there. This works great for satellite and side speakers. I am replacing stands that were made of pressboard. I might but another pair and replace all four!Ver másVer menos
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Keegan Q.
3 de diciembre de 2025
Nice looking but flimsy
These are good looking stands and were quite reasonably priced. However, they are only held together by a pair of threaded rods that run through the hollow center post and screw into the top and bottom pieces. The center post isn't really attached to anything at all, it's just held in place by the top and bottom pieces. The speakers I'm using with these stands are fairly lightweight and seem to be supported well enough for now, but if you are using heavier speakers with large magnets or active monitors with integrated amplifiers, I advise caution.As long as the stands aren't moved, this delicate arrangement of threaded rods should tend to hold, but I do worry that vibrations could work the threaded joints loose over time and cause problems. After all, these are meant to hold speakers, and speakers do vibrate. Even so I would still recommend these for setups with inexpensive speakers, where aesthetics are more of a concern than stability; if your speakers are not both inexpensive and lightweight, you may want to consider paying proportionately more for stands.Another issue I encountered with these stands is cable management. The hollow center posts could potentially have cables run through them, they do have openings at the top and bottom apparently meant for this purpose. However, there's no straightforward way to actually get cables in place; professional stands have an open channel that runs the entire length of the post so that one can easily just pull the cable through the stand. Naturally, this shortcoming can be worked around - other reviewers suggest routing the cables while assembling the stands - but it is a further indication of a product that isn't particularly well thought out. Even if you do manage to get the cable through the post, it'll still be visible at the bottom of the stand because the lower opening is above the bottom plate, rather than running through the bottom plate to the floor.Furthermore, I had hoped there would be some sort of leveling capability with the feet on these stands to help compensate for slightly uneven flooring. To be clear, this is not an advertised feature, just one I had hoped for. In fact, the feet can be individually partially unscrewed to provide a limited form of leveling capability, but then of course the same issues I've pointed out with the center threaded rods apply, vis-a-vis potentially loosening over time.Moving forward, since I already own these stands, I'll probably disassemble them at some point - before they have a chance to fall apart on their own - and apply threadlocker or PTFE tape to the threaded rods and feet to address my concerns about long term stability. I might even drill a hole through the bottom plate so that I can implement a tidy cable management solution. Until all that is done, I'll wish I'd bought better stands in the first place.