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Great product

Very well made, sturdy stands with or without filler. I really love the design. If there was any negative, I wish they came with larger platforms to mount your speakers on.

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Solidsteel SS-5

Nice looking and easy assembly, but really no audible benefit. IMO very overpriced.

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Solidsteel SS-5

I have a couple of pairs of these now and absolutely love them. They are solidly built, provide great isolation and look fantastic.

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Top notch

These are fantastic. I've bought a Leak amp, Wharfedale Denton 85 speakers and a bunch of other bits from Crutchfield in the past few months as I'm updating my system, and these might be my favorite addition. They look perfect under the Dentons. As a furniture maker and designer I'm taken by their simplicity, elegance and stability. Fit and finish is top notch and they were a joy and breeze to assemble and get under my speakers. I love the knurled, pointed feet that can be adjusted so my speakers are tipping back a half inch or so. The stainless steel feet and hardware nicely set off the matte black powder coat finish.

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Solidsteel SS-5

For $500 I would rather buy a different stand. The top plate that the speaker sits on feels like a cheap piece of pressed wood, a lot less than what I would expect at this price. I've owned other $500 speaker stands and it's very clear where the money is with them, not with these. I really want to like these because they are very cool looking, but they just don't demand the price. The ball bearings look cool and or a good idea, but the design of how the platform sits on them makes them completely a relevant and unnecessary. If you're going to spend $500 on stands, instead of these go with the Bowers and Wilkins 700 series. If you had both in hand you would definitely see the difference

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