Detail 01
Air-powered lift
Air cylinder takes the speaker's weight during height changes, so you raise and lower one-handed instead of muscling it.

Independent shopping perspective
Air-cushioned tripod speaker stand rated to 150 lb. For anyone who sets up PA speakers alone and does not want a cabinet dropping on their hands.


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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
Air cylinder takes the speaker's weight during height changes, so you raise and lower one-handed instead of muscling it.
Detail 02
Handles any normal powered PA top with margin, including large 15-inch two-way cabinets.
Detail 03
Bottom end works for low stages and monitors; top end clears standing crowds.
Detail 04
The standard pole-cup size on PA cabinets, so most powered speakers drop straight on.
Detail 05
Wide, stable footprint — but plan floor space, especially on cramped stages or near walkways.
Detail 06
Light enough to carry two at once; long enough that it will not fit a small car trunk sideways.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
This is a single stand. A standard left-right PA setup needs two.
An internal air cylinder supports the speaker's weight as you change height, so the cabinet does not drop when you release the clutch and you can adjust with one hand.
The adapter is 1-3/8 inch, the standard pole-mount diameter on powered PA cabinets. If your speaker has a pole cup on the bottom, it fits.
6 feet 7 inches at full extension, down to 3 feet 8 inches. That top height puts a speaker well above a standing audience.
Reference
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