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Each of these Proline LST2BK tripod speaker stands features a center steel shaft for maximum support and an aluminum body for lighter weight. Locking pins are included for extra safety. Each LST2BK has a 150-lb. capacity, and fits 1.375" or 1.5" speaker mounts. Their height can be adjusted from 45"-73".
Proline LST2BK Speaker Stand Pair

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  • Set of 2 tripod speaker stands
  • Center steel shaft
  • Aluminum body
  • Locking pins
  • 150-lb. capacity
  • Fits 1.375" or 1.5" speaker mounts
  • 45"-73" height
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Bisphenol A (BPA), which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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4.61

18 Reviews

67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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Most Liked Positive Review

5

Sturdy and Solid Stands

Given the price, I wasn't expecting such a high quality pair of speaker stands. I confess, I'm only using them to hold relatively small and light speakers, but I'm sure these would do the job for as heavy as 150 lbs, as they're rated. The size of the base is adjustable to be quite large and stable, or more narrow to stay out of the way for lighter speakers like mine. I would buy these again in a heartbeat at full price and recommend them to anyone looking for good stands.

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Most Liked Negative Review

2

Try Before You Buy!!

Bought these for my very-standard Yamaha S112V unpowered speakers which I use for smaller events. The Proline stand shaft does NOT for into the hole on the bottom of the speaker. I took these stands to their first gig (with no backup...) and I had to force the speakers on top of the shafts for the speakers to descend 1/2 and inch. It was dangerously unstable and I'm lucky nothing happened. At the highest setting, the stand sways and does not appear stable. Needless to say, I was sweating bullets. At the end of the gig, I couldn't get the speakers off because the shafts were in too tight (they had descended about 1' into the speaker). I had to turn over the rig, get the speaker on the floor, and force the shaft out by yanking and moving the shaft back and forth. Kudos to Guitar Center for their understanding and quick, painless exchange. I bought the Yamaha speaker stands for a few dollars more but it was worth it.

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Best Uses
  1. Outdoor Events / Games3
  2. Performances3
  3. Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing3
  4. Home Studio1
  5. Professional Recording1
Cons
  1. Doesn't Fit All1
  2. Unstable1
  3. Rubber end caps are loose and have lost 2.1
Describe Yourself
  1. Professional Musician2
  2. Experienced1
Pros
  1. Compact3
  2. Portable3
  3. Holds Items Securely2
  4. Stable2

Reviewed by 18 customers

  • Try Before You Buy!!

    2

    submitted8 years ago

    byOneMondBand

    fromBaltimore, MD

    Bought these for my very-standard Yamaha S112V unpowered speakers which I use for smaller events. The Proline stand shaft does NOT for into the hole on the bottom of the speaker. I took these stands to their first gig (with no backup...) and I had to force the speakers on top of the shafts for the speakers to descend 1/2 and inch. It was dangerously unstable and I'm lucky nothing happened. At the highest setting, the stand sways and does not appear stable. Needless to say, I was sweating bullets. At the end of the gig, I couldn't get the speakers off because the shafts were in too tight (they had descended about 1' into the speaker). I had to turn over the rig, get the speaker on the floor, and force the shaft out by yanking and moving the shaft back and forth. Kudos to Guitar Center for their understanding and quick, painless exchange. I bought the Yamaha speaker stands for a few dollars more but it was worth it.

  • Lightweight, Solid, and Sturdy. What else could you ask for?

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byRyan B.

    fromCalifornia, MD

    Bought this to go with the PA that I bought at the same time that has two big 15" cabinets with horns on them. They weigh roughly 40-50lbs each and these stands hold them like a champ. Great if you're a DJ on the go that wants to mount your cabinets or if you're in a practice space and want them up higher or have limited floor space.

  • yes

    4

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    submitted8 years ago

    bydennis

    fromundisclosed

    great stands! Not the best there are but get the job done!

  • Awesome stands!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    byShakeeo

    fromundisclosed

    Great stands. Very sturdy!

  • Would buy this item again.

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted8 years ago

    byLeslie

    fromundisclosed

    Would buy this item again.

  • STURDY PRODUCT WITH ONE SHORTCOMING...LOOSE FEET CAPS.

    4

    submitted9 years ago

    byGuitar Man

    fromDaphne, AL.

    Stands are in use several times a week. I've attempted to find exact parts to replace the lost rubber end caps for the feet, but cannot find a telephone number for proline. Help! Proline should do something to prevent the foot caps from falling off during transport to gigs.

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byJames

    fromBuffalo, NY

    Are there parts available to repair the Proline LS-T2BK speaker Stand? The plastic connector holding the legs of the stand to the riser is cracked and I would like to replace it. I also need a new set of rubber feet for my stands.

    Are there parts available to repair the Proline LS-T2BK speaker Stand? The plastic connector holding the legs of the stand to the riser is cracked and I would like to replace it. I also need a new set of rubber feet for my stands.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    I'm sorry, we do not stock parts