RVES1 Pair Tripod DJ PA Speaker Stands with Carry Bag, 100 lbs Capacity, Adjustable Height to 71", Steel Construction, for Events & Performances

Very good quality at a fair price. Sturdy and steady. Easy to use. Nice that it comes with a carrying case.

Great product /Strong/fit the job/Stand Straight up/Hold all size speaker/

They are pretty generic speaker stands, the thing I like about them is that they’re sturdy and lightweight. I bought 2 pair I’m using 1 as light stands and the other ones as speaker stands. Buy these if you don’t want to spend a lot on speaker stands, they do the job without breaking your wallet.

The Rockville RVES1 Pair is a good, solid set of speaker tripods for general use, and I've used many lower-end stands that were inferior, but cost more. Because these will be used mostly for outdoor events, one feature I truly appreciate is that the bottom center tube is well-above ground level when the legs are deployed, making these ideal for uneven terrain. (NOTE: For safety and stability, please always level speaker stands and confirm they're stable.) I like the Rockville equipment I've used, and believe they offer an excellent value in the self-branded products they offer, while meeting a real need for reliable sound reinforcement gear at lower price points. Why not 5 stars for the stands? One of the reasons I chose the RVES1 was the specified leg spread of between 15 and 40 inches, as found in the user manual, and in some on-line specs... (which are inconsistent, with some sites listing 32"). The maximum leg spread on the set I received was 31 inches. This isn't critical for the 12" speakers I'm putting on them, but it would be less-than-ideal, and possibly unstable, for 15" speakers. The second disappointment was the statement about lowering the speakers found on-line, "User needs a speaker on the stand to lower it because it lowers with weight." This would infer there is a pneumatic check valve in the lower tube to slow the descent of heavier speakers which would be a great feature. This is not the case. Fortunately, this will also not have a significant effect on my use, but it's still a shame this feature isn't included on the RVES1. In spite of these two notes, I believe these stands will do do their job well, and I won't hesitate to recommend them to others when they're appropriate to the task.

Arrived very fast. Using them for my JBL 120 Party speakers. They were packed well. The stands are easy to expand and truly do fit to any height up to 71". There is also preset holes with a post you can slip in as well for added security and piece of mind. The feet of stand have gripped rubber feet to keep them from sliding. The carrying bag is also quality and each stand has seperate velcro straps to keep them firmly in place, and especially helpful if your only using one stand the other stays strapped in bag without having to redo velcro when removing the single stand.

These work perfectly. I bought these to mount two speaker cabs. Each is a 1x12 FRFR weighing about 40 lbs each. These tripods are great. Handle the weight with no problem. 2minutes to set up. Thank you.

Excellent product. Good quality...great price

Great product. Very sturdy. Pleased overall.

Muy buen producto! Práctico y ligero

Lite weight, yet sturdy stands that work as advertised. The speakers I’m using these for are 45lbs and under and they work fine. As a solo musician, light is king and these fit the bill

Justo como en la descripción, muy livianas para las especificaciones, la funda está bien construida aún que me hubiese gustado que tuviera la asas más grandes o ajustables, por último, las uniones de plástico parecen de baja calidad, pero hasta el momento no me han dado problemas, de ahí en fuera, un producto excelente

Good stands as described.

En los Detalles del producto mencionan que incluye esto: Más información del producto Brand New Pair of Rockville RVSS2-TSNL4 Heavy Duty Adjustable Pro PA Speaker Stands + (2)1/4" to SpeakOn NL-4 Cables + Carrying Case. Sin Embargo no me vienen incluidos los cables SpeakOn NL-4. Que ha pasado???