So one of my pairs of On Stage Speaker Stands have become totally worn out. I could have purchased new parts to replace the malfunctioning parts from on stage, but I figure why do that when speaker stands are so cheap these days. That pair of On Stage Stands I purchased way back in like 2005 so I got close to 14 years out of them
I went online and found these Rockville Stands. I really liked the locking mechanism on these, so i figure I would buy them. Amazon had them shipped to me in about 36 hours.
Here is the pic...They came already packaged in a carry bag. For $57.95 + tax, I really like these stands. The parts they used seem beefier than the plastic parts on the On Stage Stands. They go to 79 inches high which is perfect for me. They also have a "air assisted lowering" mechanism. Which worked very well on my 18 lb American Audio speaker just trying it out at home. ...I am not sure how well that air assist would do on a very heavy speaker, but most newer speakers are under 55 lbs or so these days anyway. Oh they also came with some free "thick" velcro ties to use as well. Pretty cool of Rockville to throw those in the bag! It looks like 2 pairs of ties, and they are thicker than typical ties I purchase as well!
...I have no idea why ODJT is flipping my photos when I up load them!
Anywhere, here is the link for anyone who needs to stands. I recommend trying these out. They are as light as the On Stage Stands are as well, but the carry bag is thin, so the stands in this carry bag is real light.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GN29WOO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
My other question. I now have 8 speaker stands. What should I do with the old pair of stands? Should I bother trying to sell them, or better off turning them in for recycle? They are aluminum. Maybe I get $2 to $4 paid out on the recycling end, LOL.
I went online and found these Rockville Stands. I really liked the locking mechanism on these, so i figure I would buy them. Amazon had them shipped to me in about 36 hours.
Here is the pic...They came already packaged in a carry bag. For $57.95 + tax, I really like these stands. The parts they used seem beefier than the plastic parts on the On Stage Stands. They go to 79 inches high which is perfect for me. They also have a "air assisted lowering" mechanism. Which worked very well on my 18 lb American Audio speaker just trying it out at home. ...I am not sure how well that air assist would do on a very heavy speaker, but most newer speakers are under 55 lbs or so these days anyway. Oh they also came with some free "thick" velcro ties to use as well. Pretty cool of Rockville to throw those in the bag! It looks like 2 pairs of ties, and they are thicker than typical ties I purchase as well!
...I have no idea why ODJT is flipping my photos when I up load them!
Anywhere, here is the link for anyone who needs to stands. I recommend trying these out. They are as light as the On Stage Stands are as well, but the carry bag is thin, so the stands in this carry bag is real light.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GN29WOO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
My other question. I now have 8 speaker stands. What should I do with the old pair of stands? Should I bother trying to sell them, or better off turning them in for recycle? They are aluminum. Maybe I get $2 to $4 paid out on the recycling end, LOL.