On-Stage Stands SMS6000 Studio Monitor Stands | Assemble & Review

[@jared4731]

you have no idea how much this helped. This makes my "portable studio" so much better. everything I have has to fit in my small car and I work off a folding table (which is surprisingly the perfect height) and these will free up so much needed space for my computer monitors and space in my car. I use Yamaha HS5's and im excited to see how stable they are- I don't have any concerns. will update you guys after they arrive

[@lanceliquidgrey2447]

Very handy since they didn't send me any instructions. Thanks!

[@Scofid]

Thanks for the video. 3 years later they still haven't updated the instructions it comes with. Thanks for the clarification. Earned my sub

[@indelebi]

This is a proper unboxing and assemble video

[@adcraziness1501]

I have those same monitors! To be cheap Behringers they actually do really well and sound great!

[@chrisraymondmusic]

Thank you for this really helpful video

[@emabaubuz1075]

Thank you👏

[@007novacain]

thank you

[@Mysecretnote]

It suddenly all got sad when he mounted the plate

[@amonchhetri1053]

is it big enough for hs8?i got a similar one from softline pro..all same but was small for my yamaha so sent it back..how about these..would the dimension be big

[@Moonbear]

Thanks for the video. Was trying to figure out if they'd do the job.

[@josonjames]

which is that studio monitor

[@wollace3125]

Thank you for the review, wanted to see how stable the monitors were once mounted to the stand. Should do well with Kali Audio 6.5's.

[@BenoniStudio]

Yes they are stable. You can of course knock them down if you really bang into them, so it's a good idea to put them somewhere where there isn't a lot of foot traffic.

[@animbot6817]

Yea agreed this is exactly the same reason I checked this out I have a pair of Kali's as well wanted to make sure these were stable before ordering.

[@connorisenberg2037]

Anyone having trouble with the thumbscrews not being long enough? I can tighten them all the way down and my stands still be spinnin

[@xMAKYRA]

Yeah wtf that about im confused

[@franzjosephbeckerrubio4434]

I have some definitive technology sm450! Do you think these stands can handle them? Best Regards!

[@abnerlopezofficial]

How many pounds does the stand have ? Would like to know to buy at Amazon

[@konjunto2477]

I also have the Kali 6.5 thinking of ordering a pair. I dont mix I just use them for music or playing along with U Tube music.

[@mixinginthebox]

Need to check that out, TY..

[@miss.wright3035]

Do the locking pins or latch vibrate during higher bass volumes ?

[@jared4731]

it probably depends on the size of the speaker you have on them. if you put subs on them at high volume I would definitely consider that. did you purchase them already?

[@sonnybrasco9735]

Good video

[@BenoniStudio]

Thanks for the view 👍

[@neon_one]

Are they really supposed to rock like that? it almost seems like your floor is uneven though. Some kid trying to see what's up there might end up with a monitor to the face. btw you'd probably really like ultrawide monitors. Not the curved kind, just ultrawide.

[@patrickburyk9973]

The key phrase here was "Fairly stable stands"... I would not buy these. Changing the base style to a 5 or 6 branch (instead of a triangle) would provide much better stability . And increasing those branches 2, 3, 4 inches outward (from where the tips of the triangles are now) would go even farther to guarantee a "Mostly stable" stand. I've used "OnStage" products over the years in many cases. They're budget friendly and serve their purpose but, unfortunately, at a high degree of risk. My PA speaker stands, for example, are acceptable, but my mic stands and booms require extra weighting down of their bases before they yare "tip-free". So, to summarize this use case: Your studio monitors probably cost you $$$. And, if so, you should be looking at a much more stable stand solution.

[@jared4731]

what stands did you end up getting/how heavy are your speakers?

[@TOthaknee]

Yeah bro , say something useful like specifications and recommendations?