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Question: Will my Tannoy 402 or Krk Rokit 5 Gen 3 fit good on these? Would I need padding under the speakers?
Document: The top plates are a little too small for krk rokit 5s. They still fit but I never felt 100% safe about putting my brand new monitors 3 feet above the ground in that little plate. Also, I would recommend getting better screws for the top plates cause honestly the ones that come with the stands suck.
Hello there. I usually do not write reviews at all but I thought I would cover some views on this since studio stands are pretty important to producers.1. These stands will hold 6&#34; and below studio monitors. If you have KRK VST series or Yamaha HS80's DO NOT PURCHASE THESE! They will not fit at all. These are designed for small speakers. Optimally for 5&#34; for the perfect fit.2. Be careful when ordering from here. When I received my package.
I received the monitor stands in good order, assembly was easy (no instructions, but really not needed. I'm using these for a pair of M-Audio AV40 monitor speakers, and they fit on stands perfectly. (you might want to get some kind of foam pad for the speakers to sit on). Mine sit on hardwood floors, but I still had to put on the carpet spikes, since the wingnut that secures the telescoping stand onto the base extends about a half inch from the bottom.I wouldn't want to put a lot more than 10-12lbs worth of speaker on these, but beyond that, these are good quality stands for the money.
The screws were warped and I personally had to go out to LOWES to purchase new screws in order for me to secure the plate to the stand.3. Base can be unstable. Make sure you secure all bolts on the bottom tightly and evenly or else you will have a very unbalanced shaky stand. (Carpet works best I also tested on tile)4. If you are to spend a little more I would highly suggest the SMS6000 stands. They are much more stable but will cost you 40$ more. Worth the investment.Cheers
These stands aren't very sturdy at all. I have a small set of Behringer powered speakers and I was worried that the stands would fall over. I'll probably make some reinforcements for the stands or something so I can keep using them.
Great product. Arrived ontime. No instructions but easy to figure out. Don't be afraid to screw the top plate down real good - should not wiggle. The black washer goes to the butterfly screw. Assemble washer to butterfly screw before you screw into base. Only enough rubber sticky pads for one top plate. Emailed the seller to send more and never heard back. Found round rubber sticky pads at truvalue for $3.00 so not a big deal. Sticky pads I had to buy come only in beige, not black but who cares because you can't see them anyways.
Too light for the KRK monitors I got - maybe good enough for tiny home-theater speakers. DO NOT buy these for anything over 10 lbs. They wobble and sway. YIKES.
These stands are pretty sturdy. Really easy to put together even though they came with no instructions.They are easily adjustable and easily turn for getting that sweet spot locked on right where you want itI recommend that you put the carpet spikes on using a wrench because they catch the holes easier.The plates for the monitors are a little small, and if you have speakers that are bigger than 6&#34; you will have some issues. I have KRK rokit 6's and they are right on the threshold of what these speaker stands can handle.Also make sure you add some weight to the base of the stands.
The top plate seating the monitor is secured well enough but it's too small and there's no way to secure the monitor to the plate. My Yamaha HS-80M speakers measure approximately 10" x 12" (25x30 cm) and the plates measure 6" x 6-1/2" (15x16.5 cm), which is approximately 1/2 the area of my speaker base. I used thick rubber pads with sticky tape on both sides of the rubber between the speaker and the plate, primarily for isolation, but they effectively help hold the speakers in place on the plate.
she did not demand I immediately remove them from the living room. They are accepted. The Mission M71 speakers are heavy(ish) bookshelf speakers and they are perfectly safe on the stands. The much better speaker positioning I now have has improved the sound of the stereo. I might order another pair for my home studio to raise my KRK V4s to head level from the desktop. A good deal.
Answer: Yes the Rokit KrK's fit perfectly.  I have a small child and it's safe around him as well.  The price also went down on the stand it use to be close to $200 for the set.