Millenium BS-2010

as far as stands go, this one will serve you well if you don't put too heavy speakers on top - it's rated to up to 30 kilograms - and is better suited for smaller PA sets.

I purchased this for my Roland Cube CM30 which weighs about 5.5 kilos and is rather small and it feels like a perfect match, not too big, not too small, not too heavy.

Just a word of advice - the 25 mm tube and M6 thread means that for anything else you'll need adapters. I spent a while to get an adapter to the Roland's 3/8 thread but it was my fault, not the stand's. So, to avoid surprises, make sure to check thread compatibility.

But again, if there's a match, this will do the job for a great price.

Soon as I got it out of the box, I saw the mic stand I have always been looking for.

Same weight as a mic stand, with much more strength & stability than a mic stand. When carrying this, the legs do not swing around causing untold damage like a mic stand.

This stand takes all my mic stand equipe including my beer glass holder & mic stand monitor.

Feet width is adjustable for any space there is left onstage. Whereas a mic stand has only one width for the feet. The standard mic stand centrepole usually falls through the base making for an unstable "chasearound" microphone, but not on this (speaker) stand.

I simply fitted a thread adapter to the small "hat" that came free with this stand, then glued the "hat" permanently on the stand with some thick epoxy glue. Have since found good threaded fittings to attach my mic stand boom permanently.

Best mic stand ever & good looking too. Cost less than my last mic stand.