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Hand-crank mechanism adjusts speaker height from 48 to 78 inches with precision control, eliminating manual lifting and allowing quick, strain-free positioning at any venue.
Extruded aluminum and steel construction supports speakers up to 100 pounds with exceptional stability, ensuring your equipment stays secure during performances and events.
At just 9.5 pounds and including a protective carry bag, this stand moves easily between locations while keeping components organized and protected from damage.
39-inch base spread creates a solid, balanced foundation that prevents tipping and maintains steady speaker positioning throughout your event.
1.38-inch telescopic tube diameter fits most speaker mounting systems, making it a flexible solution for diverse audio setups and existing equipment.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 10 reviews.
Review topics: ["stands","speakers"].
"Thus is a sturdy and great product. My only complaint is the speaker has to be at certain height for the crank to clear. The height of the crank handle needs to be slightly below even with the highest point of the top of the insertion point of the slip collar"
"Haven't used them out live yet but tried them at home and they worked out great! Made ""lifting"" the speaker up on the Stands much easier."
"One purchased a pair scrims from Rockville 5 years earlier. good item. Was looking for a crank tripod. While having other brand manual ones in the past. Folks loaned me two others crank Hercules & On-Stage. Both worked well but pricey. Took a chance with a pair of Rockville RVCS2. SOLID. For the price point, a steal. Had worries about them locking once extended. Was not a problem. Actually, tried them with a larger cabinet than the QSC 12. 2s I have. Stayed in place not even locking them. Even the carry bags appears to be durable & well made. Only con, my scrims. Contacted customer service about how to use the scrims on this model. Quick to reply. There was no way to keep the o-ring in place at the top. 2½ inch nylon spring clamp for $1. 49 at Harbor Freight & does away for the need of the ring. But had to slit it & then have it sown to access the crank handle. For the price though, one of the best sound gear purchases I've make in awhile."
"These are a great value. Get them!"
"They are great"
"Have yet to really put it to the test but have used it pool side. Quality and value look to be top notch."
"The center pole needs to be extended a good bit up (how high depends on the depth of the hole in the speaker) in order for the crank to clear the bottom of the speaker. If initially the speaker isn't high enough you can't turn the crank because it hits the bottom of the speaker. So you still have to raise the speaker fairly high in order to get the center pole into the hole in the bottom of the speaker. I'm 5'8"" and with the legs of the stand spread at the their widest point, I still have to raise the speaker a bit over chest height. Might not be a problem if you're six feet or taller. Other than that, it's a great quality and sturdy speaker stand and I am happy and satisfied with them."
"An Excellent product! Very sturdy & Solid. I was skeptical that the crank up rod might be wobble, but it’s very nice & Firm. I used it with 10” to 12” powered speakers but will do just fine with 15” easily. ."
"Extremely easy to set up and a piece of cake to raise and lower. Wish I bought them years ago!"
"I was looking for a stand with a crank to make setting up my speaker a little easier. This stand is perfect and it comes with a carrying case. Also shipped very quickly. Used it several times and it’s sturdy. Happy customer."
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