Millenium BS 2015 Round Base

I brought these stands to use with some lights, which unfortunately were cancelled by thomann.

The stands themselves are great, and would have been the perfect height for these lights, but unfortunately for mounting things like a par bar, which I'd have liked to do, they aren't quite tall enough for this purpose. However, I've been using them with speakers and also to pole mount a TV and LED battens, and have found them to be really great for this sort of thing.

These stands would be great for speakers of almost all sizes, although I expect perhaps a 15 inch cabinet to be a little too large for these stands. For speakers their range of heights is pretty much perfect, and would definitely be a really great, cleaner and safer alternative to a traditional speaker stand.

The construction is very solid, with a sturdy base, metal and strong plastic construction, a really solid screw in pole and metal pin. Using the stand is very simple, just two parts which screw together and you're set to go.

The base is heavy, but that's a good thing, it's reassuring to know that there's a decent weight holding your speaker down to the floor! It may benefit getting a bag for the base as it's a bit slippery to carry, but all in all a well thought out and stable stand for a variety of uses.

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In conclusion, the Millennium BS 2015 Round Base is a commendable choice for anyone seeking a stable, durable, and visually appealing stand for their equipment. Its combination of a solid round base, high-quality construction, and sleek design makes it a versatile and practical investment for a variety of settings. Whether for professional use in studios or for personal setups at home, the Millennium BS 2015 delivers both in performance and style.

I've actually been using these stands more for lighting than speakers but I'm sure they're just as suitable for their intended purpose as they are for mine.

As I said, I've been mostly using these stands for mounting front wash lamps out in the crowd at small freelance shows. I prefer this kind of round-base stand to a tripod because I'm always afraid someone will accidentally trip over, or knock over, a tripod stand during a busy show.

I have occasionally used these stands for 12 inch booth monitors as well and seemed to do a good job there also.

I'm not sure if I'd trust them with a 15 inch top. Would be afraid things might get a bit wobbly with a top that size.

But yeah these stands are very solid and seem like they'll last a good long time. Would recommend.