Detail 01
90 lb weight capacity
Well above what most near-field monitors weigh, so the rating is not the limit. Headroom means less flex under load.

Independent shopping perspective
A pair of steel stands for near-field monitors, 90 lbs each, adjustable 36-1/2 to 54 inches. For getting studio monitors off the desk and to ear height.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Well above what most near-field monitors weigh, so the rating is not the limit. Headroom means less flex under load.
Detail 02
Covers tweeter-at-ear-height for a seated position and most standing desks. Measure your seated ear height first.
Detail 03
Monitors wider than that overhang the plate. Overhang is fine if the cabinet's base sits centered on the platform.
Detail 04
Keeps the cabinet from creeping. It is grip, not isolation — decoupling pads still help with low-end transfer.
Detail 05
Wide footprint resists tipping, but plan the floor space beside your desk before ordering.
Detail 06
Mass damps vibration better than aluminum or plastic. Also means these are not stands you reposition casually.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
36-1/2 inches at the lowest setting up to 54 inches. Set the height so the tweeter lands level with your ears when seated.
Two. It ships as a pair, so one purchase covers a stereo setup.
The platform is 9-1/2 inches square. Cabinets with a wider base will overhang the edges, which is usually fine if the weight sits centered.
The 1mm pad on top is for grip, not decoupling. If low-end transfer through the stand is a problem, add isolation pads under each monitor.
Reference
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