Speaker holding bracket and screws are not compatible with Bose Lifestyle V30 speakers. Brackets are to long, obscuring wire connection and the screwscontained in the Mounting Dream(model MD5401-B) are either to small or big. Luckily I had screws/brackets from my previous stand.

I needed to use something to elevate my two legacy Radio Shack Minimus 1 speakers (circa 1970) for rear surround sound. The speaker has no holes so I needed to find something that I can mount the speaker to, After studying all the speaker stand configurations, this one did the job.

The speaker is screwed onto the mount using short wood screws. The mounting is sufficient for this size and weight of speaker. The stand itself is plenty sturdy and holds the speaker well without rocking. It seems solid enough.

HINT: I had the speakers already wired and the system running and thought that the wires can go through the tubes. Wrong, the connectors got caught in the tubes and couldn't pass through to the end. Run the wires through both tubes BEFORE putting the two tubes together. This will save you from cutting off the wires and pulling the wire from the top section to the bottom section. I needed to cut the wire, run a wire from the top through to the bottom, reconnect the cut wires and re-attach the blade connectors. Otherwise run the wires from the top hole and fish it out on the bottom hole and adjust the length all the way to the amplifier before cutting/splicing/installing terminal connectors, etc.

These speaker stands are a good buy and I'm pleased with the curved neck and the very sturdy base. Happy listening.

These are actually really great. It was hard to find some adjustable stands for my wireless Yamaha MusicCast 20 (WX-021) speakers. But these worked awesome!!! The base could be a little sturdier but these aren't bad and do the job fine. Great price, great deal!

These worked out perfectly for my Steelseries Arena 9 system rear speakers BUT
there is a plastic collar that comes on the upper half that you have to push into the tube of the lower half ,and it's a little oversized and is REALLY hard to push it in there, I could not get it pushed in there until I smeared a little bit of hand lotion around it for a tittle lube ' (I used that just because that's what I had handy there) even then I had to pound them in there ( I used a tack hammer to do that).
The manufacturer needs to look into it to adjusting the outside diameter of that collar Otherwise there will probably be a lot of people that will just send them back.
Once they were assembled I liked them , they are stable and they worked out perfect with my speakers

Nothing to look at but very functional. Purchased 4 stands (2 sets of 2). Easy to assemble. The directions are not very clear and the screws that attach shaft to the base are NOT included. Had to go to Lowes to get 4 screws.