Ultimate Support TS-90B Telelock Tripod Speaker Stand Pair

Amazing stands. The hydraulic mechanism makes it incredibly easy to get your speakers high in the air where they should be. It's also fairly easy and intuitive to lower as well. Holds my 15" PAs no problem, no shaking or wobbling what so ever. Will probably be buying second set for my 12s.

Good sturdy stands. Way nicer than the Pyle stands that I purchased previously. Much more stability and height though the lift assist doesn't offer much help. I do enjoy slowly lowering the speakers though before taking them off at the end of the night when I'm already tired.

It's probably the best portable stand I've used, but the switch feature is mired by inconsistencies in manufacturing. One of the stands was perfect, the telescoping portion moved smoothly. However, the other stnad was super stiff, required a lot of force to get the telescoping portion to move, which made the raise/lower/lock switch moot. However, in the end, still a very solid speaker stand.

Strong and sturdy

The day I got this stand, I used it later on the job. Once I mounted the Behringer powered speaker (36 lbs), I just turned the dial to "Raise" and pushed the speaker up to the desired height I liked. Simple, no hassle and no strain. The expanding legs make sure everything is stable. At the end you just turn the dial to "Lower" and the speaker comes down in a smooth action. The other advantage is the stands light weight and strong construction. It's worth the investment in less hassle and pain.

Its easily broken put a mic up and it snapped at the top thinking the mic was too heavy for the stand s

I bought a pair of these stands for my 2-way active speakers that weigh 51 pounds each. They certainly are superior to any other stands I've used that cost less and it's a major plus to be able to raise the speakers safely by myself. The stands have a large dial that is color coded and labeled for each function. Turn it to green to raise with one hand without it being able to fall back down. Turned to red and it locks it into place. When you wish to lower it, turn it to yellow and slowly keep turning the dial while it's at yellow and it starts to lower gradually instead of releasing all at once. Ultimate guarantees them for life, you just pay shipping one way for an product exchange. The only very small con I found, hardly worth the mention, is the connector tube which telescopes up to accommodate 1-3/8" speaker sockets are made of aluminum. Even though you can't see them they get marred up from the speaker's tightening bolt and can leave small burs.

One of my two that I originally ordered in ‘22 broke this month, so I reordered a replacement, from the SAME seller… it came with bent metal, and a missing part… very disappointing considering I love the stand and the seller.