Mounting Dream Black Alloy Steel Speaker Stands, Height Adjustable Bookshelf Speaker Stand Pair, Universal Fit, 11 lbs Capacity, Set of 2 for Bose Polk JBL Sony Yamaha - 42" Max Height

I bought the Mounting Dream Black Alloy Steel Speaker Stands specifically for my Samsung HW-Q990B rear speakers, and they’ve exceeded expectations. The stands are not only sleek and sturdy, but they also support the odd mounting needs of the Q990B speakers with a little customization. I used a 1/4"-20 screw from Home Depot, and the fit was spot-on.The adjustable height made it easy to position the speakers at ear level, which noticeably improved the surround sound experience. Cable management was a bit tricky due to the Q990B’s power cable design, but with a couple of extension cords and some creative routing, I got a clean setup that looks great and performs even better.

These stands are remarkable. The thought process that went into them is amazing. I have Polk 6.5 outdoor speakers that use the swivel mount which make it hard to put on a standard speaker stand. These work perfectly though. The bolt that locks into the key-eye is fantastic. I can't say enough good things about these.

After a little modification used with Sony Quad speakers until the specific speaker stands for the Sony Quads are available for a reasonable price. The speaker stands build is good and you can hide the wiring inside the stand. The only problem I had was leveling the speakers. The carpet nails and levelers for hard floors are too short so it's difficult to get the speaker stands level. I contacted the manufacturer and was told that what comes with the stands are the only length they have.

Great for Samsung Q990f rear speakers. Tube is large enough for wire to be ran inside and the stand is very stable

Perfect fit for the Samsung 990c rear speakers. Easy to assemble as well. Now even comes with the 1/4” 20 screws.

It’s awesome! I can use them with my Q930D rear speakers (:

I got two sets of stands (4 units), added a few silicone pads and Velcro cables ties via Amazon, and now have perfect mounts for the four Quad speakers. The stands are high quality, easy to assemble and versatile.Mounting Dream MD5042-2 speaker stands can be a good solution for mounting Sony Bravia Theatre Quad speakers. Cost is now about $80 for two stands; I got two sets via Amazon and added a couple items to get the kind of mounting I wanted.The stands allow for multiple mounting approaches, but the Quads are of unusual design, so I added two items below for mounting the Quads (I mounted the Quads with their Sony table-stands attached):1. Rubber mounting pads: Hudson Hi-Fi 1" Platinum Silicone Isolation Dot, Non-Skid Isolation Feet - With adhesive back - 20 Duro - 16 Pack (via Amazon, $18). Stick four dots on top plate of each stand to support the Quad-stands (align dots with edge of mounting plate).2. Cable ties: VELCRO Brand ECO Collection | 5 Inch Small Straps for Cords | Reusable Cable Ties | 3/8" Wide, Black, 50 Pac (also from Amazon, about $12). Thread 4 cables ties through the four, 4mm slots in the speaker mounting plate and tighten to secure the speakers on top of the isolation dots. Make sure you’ve installed power cord before mounting speaker.The Mounting Dream speaker height is adjustable and the plastic base-feet are adjustable to correct for uneven floors. The base is “domed” so excess speaker power cord can be coiled and hidden under the base plate. The speaker power cord is hidden inside the support tube.One needs to pull the speaker-end of power cord up through vertical support tube (internal structure of tube prevents gravity feed of speaker-end of power cord). I used an electrician’s fish-tape wire-puller. Something like an undone wire coat hanger would also work.I used twist-ties (from plastic food bags) to temporarily attach the power cord to the fish tape for the pull-thru.Note that the Mounting Dream speaker mounting plate is barely large enough to accommodate the Sony-stand, so use care in aligning silicone dots and speaker base.The isolation dots should align with edge of the mounting plate. You won’t need the MD5042“Speaker Attachment Unit” using the mounting approach described here (you’d only need this if using back-of-speaker mounting hole … a whole different, off-centerline mounting method).

These are fantastic for lower end stands. Good space for cables and relatively stable. Buying another set for other rear speakers.