Millenium Floor Monitor Stand DM1

I use these stands to support my Adam T7V's on the 2nd height setting. They are pretty stable and have a large base plate, but the stability is not perfect. I would maybe be worried a bit if I had animals running around and bumping into them.

The stands have rubber feet that do a good job in keeping the stands in place and to absorb some of the vibrations. You also have the choice to use metal feet. The top plate that carries the monitors is wide and sturdy, can be inclined up or down. I keep it in the middle position and it holds well. The top of the plate is rubber and it keeps the speaker in place nicely. I put iso foam on top of the plate just to add some extra decoupling. The stands hold all of that in place with no problem. They can be height adjusted. I keep them on the 2nd height setting and it's stable.

All in all they're great budget stands and I can't really fault them considering the price. They surely upgraded my audio setup since they allowed me to remove the speakers from the table.

The stands look great. The price is also good. But it seems that for such a price you can come across a defective product.

In my case, these are three facts.
1. Bent platform (where the monitor is placed).
2. Latch (lock) - plastic and it does not close tightly. That is, if you tilt the rack, then this lock opens under the influence of gravity.
3. And the screw, which is responsible for the roll angle of the platform. It looks like something went wrong on the conveyor belt and someone smeared this screw on the surface.

Unfortunately, the site does not have a function for attaching photos and videos.

My opinion that a good idea (stands really look cool and additional spikes for acoustic decoupling too) was ruined by optimization and cheaper components. If ordering from other countries, keep your fingers crossed and hope for the best.