Millenium BS-1100

I'm currently using these stands to prop up a pair of Adam T7Vs, which certainly aren't the smallest monitors you can buy. So far I haven't had any issues regarding stability or support.

One of the nice things is that you can manually change the height of each individual foot to deal with potentially uneven flooring. I personally wouldn't use the foam sticky pads that come with the stands, but that's just my opinion. I opted to buy some acoustic foam pads to manage the vibrations a bit better.

Pros:
- Stable, adjustable, quiet
- Can fit into most corners of any room
- The mount can swivel into your ideal position

Cons:
- Feet feel a little bit weak
- Swivel mount has come loose if not tightened well
- Crappy sticky foam pads (would just throw away)

All in all I would recommend these stands to anyone looking for a set. They do their job and are quite adjustable and stable.

Very satisfied with my purchase.

The bottom could use a fourth foot for perfect stability. With big monitors, you can have a lot of weight on top of not a lot of foot if you're not careful.
The adjustment mechanism can be awkward as there's nothing from keeping you from rotating the top part's holes out of alignment of the bottom part's spring loaded pin. If it's the knob that ultimately holds the parts solidly against each other, why not just make the holes on the shaft bigger, so it's easier to align?
The build quality overall is slightly crude, but as far as I can tell it's only an aesthetic concern. Corners aren't sharp or anything.

Otherwise they're perfect for the purpose of holding monitors.

Got a pair of these for my Tannoy 802's, which are quite heavy powered monitors. I am very pleased with the stability and construction quality of the stands. They were easy to assemble too. These are the first stands I have purchased, but possibly the last as I see no reason to replace them.
I like being able to rotate the speaker stand if required, so if you do too then make sure the top plate isn't screwed too tight or the speakers won't turn, like wise, too loose and it won't feel solid enough...so more than nip it and it's perfect for me.
No complaints about this product whatsoever, and what a fantastic price too.

If you are a DJ or a producer who need's monitors on good quality and strong stands then these are perfect for you.

I have four of these. Two for my Yamaha MS8 (for production) and two for my Worfedale E30 (for DJing).

In the box you will get:

1x Manual
1x Imbus screw for the plate
1x Imbus screw for the stand
3x Adjustable nuts
3x Feet shaped as a cone
3x Feet with plastic coating
4x Fomas with glue coating
1x Small size imbus
1x Large size imbus

Pros:

The stand is very sturdy if you bump into this stand it won't fall easily but be cearful not to hit it to hard.

The legs shaped as Y helpes positioning the stand to the corner of your wall and take up little space.

The feet have a plastic coating are adjustable.

You also get feet shaped as a cone to lower the vibration from the monitors.

Easly adjustable hight.

Packaged with manual, tools and screws and easy to assemble.

Cons:

Adjusting the position for the monitors can be a bit tricky because you need to face them to your ears. I advice to use a meter.

I had to look around for a while to find a pair of tripods to my VXT8 that would be both stable, but at a good price. The speakers weigh after all, nearly 17 kg, which requires a bit of a pair of tripods. But I have to say I was pleasantly surprised by these. A large platform for the speakers to stand on, rubust construction and adjustable feet to obtain the slope and direction of the sound you want. The advantage of the three legs on the stands, and adjustable feet, is that you will develop a solid performance even on bumpy floors. The platform can be rotated 360 degrees and the whole stand is height adjustable. Highly recommended...