Feature:
huge top plate, the largest going at 9x11 inches. nothing else comes close. sturdy, large triangle base... adjustable height, all the way up to 45 inches. the paradigm's are 40+ lbs. stand mounts, so i had to have something really sturdy. even comes with floor spikes !!! may not be the best for front L/R mains.
Quality:
little to no wobble. would take a hard direct hit to topple.
Value:
off the scale. "audiophile" multi-tube stands can go 200 bucks and above, and are not really suitable for rear channel speakers in a multichannel installation.
Desirability:
powder black finish is well applied- blends nicely in home environment.
Sound:
about the only thing i could find that would raise my paradigm model 40's high enough to serve as rear surrounds in a home theater system, and believe me, i looked everywhere.
Support:
rated up to 100 lbs. again, most in this price range and really far above will carry only 30 or so.
Overall:
about the only choice for high quality, heavy monitors in rear channel installations.
