Detail 01
36 to 57-1/2 inch height range
Covers seated ear height at the low end and standing or over-console placement at the top.

Independent shopping perspective
A pair of height-adjustable studio monitor stands with 9.1-inch platforms, topping out near ear height for a seated desk position.

Strong match
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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
Covers seated ear height at the low end and standing or over-console placement at the top.
Detail 02
Fits most 5 and 6-inch nearfields. Measure your cabinet base first; overhang means an unstable perch.
Detail 03
Three contact points sit flat on uneven floors without rocking, unlike a four-point base.
Detail 04
One box covers both left and right, so no second order and no height mismatch between units.
Detail 05
No bolts or brackets to fix monitors to the platforms. Cabinets rest on top unless you add your own.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Two. It ships as a pair, so you get a left and a right in one purchase.
57-1/2 inches at full extension, down to 36 inches at the lowest setting.
Not out of the box. Mounting hardware is sold separately; otherwise the monitor simply rests on the 9.1-inch platform.
At 57-1/2 inches maximum, tweeters land near standing ear height for most people, but there is no headroom above that.
Reference
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