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QuikLok BS300 Height-Adjustable Near-Field Monitor/Speaker Stand
100 lb. weight limit. Adjustable.
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The BS-300 is designed for home, project and recording studios with a stable, 3-point triangle base with adjustable leveling floor spikes.
Features:
4 locking height adjustment positions from 32.7 in. to 45.3 in. high
All-steel, arc-welded construction - No fiber or particleboard
Attractive design incorporating cable management
Sturdy metal top plate measures 9 in. square
100 lb. weight capacity
Height adjustment positions:
32.7 in.
36 in.
39 in.
42 in.
45.3 in.
Base size: 17.7 in. (each side)
Weight capacity: 100 lb.
Weight: 10.6 lb.
Features:
4 locking height adjustment positions from 32.7 in. to 45.3 in. high
All-steel, arc-welded construction - No fiber or particleboard
Attractive design incorporating cable management
Sturdy metal top plate measures 9 in. square
100 lb. weight capacity
Technical Info
Shelf dimensions: 9 in. squareHeight adjustment positions:
32.7 in.
36 in.
39 in.
42 in.
45.3 in.
Base size: 17.7 in. (each side)
Weight capacity: 100 lb.
Weight: 10.6 lb.
Adjustable monitor stand provides strong support for your studio monitors. Single stand, holds 100 lb. speakers.
09/04
Price cut, New, Single Stand, save $9.00, now only $50.95.
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QuikLok BS300 Height-Adjustable Near-Field Monitor/Speaker Stand Reviews
8 out of 10
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QuikLok BS300 Stand Customer Review
Feature:
Simple to setup, has spikes for carpet and rubber feet for hard floors. Of course, height adjustment could have been even easier, but it's unlikely that anyone will be changing height too often.
Quality:
No problems. All pieces fit together nicely.
Value:
A bit on the expensive side, but worth it if you need a large top plate and have heavy monitors.
Desirability:
Decent looks as far as stands go, nothing to rave or complain about.
Ease of Use:
It's a speaker stand, if you can't figure it out, then...
Overall:
Decent bang for your buck, and performs its required duty as expected.
Simple to setup, has spikes for carpet and rubber feet for hard floors. Of course, height adjustment could have been even easier, but it's unlikely that anyone will be changing height too often.
Quality:
No problems. All pieces fit together nicely.
Value:
A bit on the expensive side, but worth it if you need a large top plate and have heavy monitors.
Desirability:
Decent looks as far as stands go, nothing to rave or complain about.
Ease of Use:
It's a speaker stand, if you can't figure it out, then...
Overall:
Decent bang for your buck, and performs its required duty as expected.
Submitted: 05/11/2009
Style of Music: Everything
10 out of 10
zZounds has verified that this customer bought this product from us.
"Audiophile quality stands for multichannel home theater use."
Feature:
huge top plate, the largest going at 9x11 inches. nothing else comes close. sturdy, large triangle base... adjustable height, all the way up to 45 inches. the paradigm's are 40+ lbs. stand mounts, so i had to have something really sturdy. even comes with floor spikes !!! may not be the best for front L/R mains.
Quality:
little to no wobble. would take a hard direct hit to topple.
Value:
off the scale. "audiophile" multi-tube stands can go 200 bucks and above, and are not really suitable for rear channel speakers in a multichannel installation.
Desirability:
powder black finish is well applied- blends nicely in home environment.
Sound:
about the only thing i could find that would raise my paradigm model 40's high enough to serve as rear surrounds in a home theater system, and believe me, i looked everywhere.
Support:
rated up to 100 lbs. again, most in this price range and really far above will carry only 30 or so.
Overall:
about the only choice for high quality, heavy monitors in rear channel installations.
huge top plate, the largest going at 9x11 inches. nothing else comes close. sturdy, large triangle base... adjustable height, all the way up to 45 inches. the paradigm's are 40+ lbs. stand mounts, so i had to have something really sturdy. even comes with floor spikes !!! may not be the best for front L/R mains.
Quality:
little to no wobble. would take a hard direct hit to topple.
Value:
off the scale. "audiophile" multi-tube stands can go 200 bucks and above, and are not really suitable for rear channel speakers in a multichannel installation.
Desirability:
powder black finish is well applied- blends nicely in home environment.
Sound:
about the only thing i could find that would raise my paradigm model 40's high enough to serve as rear surrounds in a home theater system, and believe me, i looked everywhere.
Support:
rated up to 100 lbs. again, most in this price range and really far above will carry only 30 or so.
Overall:
about the only choice for high quality, heavy monitors in rear channel installations.
Submitted: 08/04/2004
Style of Music: eclectic
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