I was a bit concerned that there is no clamp to hold the speakers on these stands but they are very stable and I am totally thrilled with them. They were reasonably priced, look completely professional, and they get my Klipsch speakers off my desk. I can't speak to the value of the included carpet spikes since I put them on laminate floors, but it was certainly a nice touch. I highly recommend these.

I have Klipsch Reference R-41M speakers as my rear surrounds and looking for compatible speaker stands and end up taking a chance with this pair for $50. Boy they are so sleek looking and holds the speakers very well. Why I picked these because the height to 44in which is my preferable height relative to your seating position on sofa set. Be care full while moving your stands after installation as the speakers can slide off from the top attachment bracket if you don't tighten the screws properly. Only my gype is they are not good on carpet as the carpet spikes they provided are not deep enough to hold the weight. So I used some additional paper stack ups to act against gravity so the stands don't fall forward.The seller is kind enough to refund $10 as their price dropped to $40 right after my purchase. Definitely the customer service is top notch. Just get them while they last especially if you have small Klipsch or Polk speakers like mine.

I tried differemt center channel speakers in the past to balance out the sound quality of my center channel, and until now found each effort lacking - mostly in their ability to reproduce the human voice. The voice sounded either muffled and boxy or mechanical and unnaturally over-amplified and at the limit of each speaker's range.I am using Klipsch speakers all around in my 7.1 sysrem, including two height Klipsch speakers for Atmos. And while my R34c center channel from Klpsch was adequate it, like others, including a very nice Martin Logan Motion m8i, just couldn't hand the full range of the human voice as naturally as I would have loked.Since I couldn't find an AV store that stocked a full range of Klisch speakers, I went to Amazon and found a Klipsch R52c at a great price and fast delivery.With two respectable 5.2" mid and a 1" tweeter, I figured this combination had the depth and high frequency range to naturally balance the full range I was looking for. Eureka, almost. The R52c has proven to be the nice addition to my home theater audio needs. The sound is crisp, clear, snappy, natural and full, but like so many other center channels, can't handle women's voices well. I do recommend the R52c, though, but with this one caveat.I ended up going back to my R34c, since it seemed to do a little better.

super crisp sound. my first Klipsch speaker. Very impressed.

I just put them together this morning. I bought them to set my computer speakers on. I have a 43" monitor which doesn't leave any room on my desk for speakers. My speakers are a Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 THX.The stands were easy to put together and easy to adjust. The feet on the base can be used to level the stands on solid floors. I have mine on carpet so that's not really needed. They seem to be pretty level as is. The bracket/shelf the speakers actually go on can also be tilted a few degrees in any direction if needed.The Klipsch speakers have their own funky base that takes a little finagling to get it to sit right on the shelves but it wasn't a big deal. It would have been nice if they would have included a perfectly flat base with this stand as an option but like I said, not a big deal.I didn't use the cable management but it looks like it might be tricky to get the cables from one end to the other. Doesn't look too hard though, might just take a little patience.My speakers are pretty light so I can't speak for how much weight they can support or how balanced they are.For my needs they work fine.

Sturdy construction and attractive as well. They support my Klipsch surrounds perfectly,

Very comparable to the Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 system, happy with the product.

Great center channel! Huge upgrade from the klipsch synergy series