Pyle Universal Speaker Stand Mount Holder Heavy Duty Tripod w/Adjustable Height from 40” to 71” and 35mm & CBI MLC LowZ XLR Male to XLR Female Microphone Cable, 20 Feet

I am a traveling musician that played 44 different venues last year. I was having a hard time hearing the piano in the group, after much research, i settled on a Bose S1 Pro and Shure 57 instrument microphone to solve this problem. I only wish i had done more research on a tripod stand for the Bose. The Pyle tripod sand came in with a defective rubber foot that will not stay on. I contacted Pyle about the rubber foot with pictures of the box shipping label and defective part. They contacted me and wanted an item number. I sent a picture of the item number. Still not good enough for PYLE. They wanted my name, shipping address, e-mail address, proof of purchase, item number and part number listed. I DID NOT receive a parts list with this tripod. I supplied all they ask for except a part# i do not have. I have done all they have ask and have not heard from them. Let's recap, I'm on day 3 on dealing with a stand of less than $20.00. What is time worth? I am convinced Pyle cares not and only giving me the run a round. I have Peavey tri pods that have been bounced in trailers for years with no problems. I don't blame Amazon. If you buy anything with PYLE on it and have trouble with it..... BEWARE!Update, now is August 17 with no word if Pyle intends on repacing defective part! Beware if you have problems with Pyle products! ⚠️Update! Kyle finally replaced the defective rubber foot which was lite weight. I stopped by the local hardware store, bought 3 heavier caps, glued them on, no more problems!

An update - I bought this a month ago and this thing is even better than I thought, no only does it feel sturdy but the tripod legs can go out very wide to be even more sturdy. I've got a 16' aluminum mast with six foot horizontal antenna on top. The wind isn't taking this thing down.- I bought this to hold a ham radio antenna and mast. First day of having it and it’s surpassed my expectations in it being sturdy and rugged. The tubing is so thick and tripod so strong this feels heavy duty. I know it will hold much heavier antennas I’ll use soon.

The Uzbek size stick tripod is convenient and comes with a tote to stow the tripod that does not take up more space than the size of a cardboard roll in a paper towel roll. It comes with attachments to allow it to hold an iPhone for filming. The stand holds my iPhone 6 with some adjustments. I really like how you can film at many heights ranging from a foot to about 3 feet. It helps me film steady videos for my YouTube channel and my children’s class projects. This is my second tripod. The first one randomly had a leg of the tripod break, which was surprising as it’s quite study. The hinge on the leg of one of the tripod parts broke. The company was incredibly helpful and promptly sent me a new tripod within just two days. I think this is a reliable and honest company that stands behind their product. Thanks for making this tripod!

After reading someone else's review I decided I try this out as a projector stand, given actual projector stands were (a) much more expensive and (b) didn't give me the height I needed. I have to say it worked out really well. This stand feels very solidly manufactured and is quite sturdy. Although the advertised height is 6 feet, you can "flip" the legs and get it to roughly 7 feet. (At this height it still feels sturdy but I would not put anything too heavy on top of it just in case.)To repurpose the stand for projectors, I bought the Odyssey LATSA1 Speaker Followspot Adaptor For Tripods (~$10 on Amazon) and Source One Premium 1/4 Clear Acrylic PlexiGlass Sheet 12 x 12 Inches (~$13 on Amazon). (I also bought some self-gripping cable ties to clean up the wires.) The speaker adapter simply screws onto the top of the stand and I drilled holes into the PlexiGlass in order to attach it to the adapter with some nuts and bolts. You can also mount the projector directly onto the PlexiGlass depending on your model.(I bought the ViewSonic PJD7820HD. I wasn't able to mount it directly to the PlexiGlass because the projector had to be right side up for me to do so and that gave me the wrong angle as the projector is designed to be upside down when near the ceiling. Instead, you can secure it with Velcro or small rubber non-slip pads, which I used. They also serve the dual purpose of adjusting the projector's angle when stacked.)I've had this setup for a number of months now and it's worked quite well, especially given the cheap price.

Yes, the knobs are plastic, but what do you expect at this price point? I usually stay away from Pyle like the plague, because I've seen some of their products and had a pair of their speakers in an old car a while back. Usually not great. But thank the heavens for Pyle when I'm in need of something like this! Metal construction with plastic fittings, plenty sturdy, at a very very cheap price. It's absolutely perfect. I use it for my million pound microphone shield and mic, and it looks and functions perfectly!One thing worth noting: the box it shipped in arrived looking like it had literally been run over, stepped on, thrown in the garbage and then fished back out only to be run over again. In short, it was beat up pretty bad and had holes and rips in it. However, the product inside was in good condition and was not missing any pieces.

This is my first ever Pyle purchase. I have typically stayed away from their products due to negative reviews. However, when I needed one speaker stand to put a speaker in a multipurpose room at my church for smaller events, I thought I would give this item a shot given it's relatively high reviews and lost price point.This item exceeded expectations. It feels solid and sturdy. It holds the weight of the speaker fairly well. When I first put the speaker on the stand, the stand, while the base was still firmly planted on the ground, did a leaning tower of Pisa impression. I adjusted the center to stand straight, and have had no issues since.For my particular purpose, there is no setting up, tearing down, or travel, so it works well for me.

A very well made stand. Does the job well.

I purchased two tripods and they appear to be a good solid items with no danger of collapse if erected correctly.My only problem was not with the product but the projected delivery date which was ridiculously long and could have been as late as May 2014 but as I tried to cancel the order, after getting that delivery date, I found that they were in the process of being dispatched and they arrived two days later.

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Me encantó. Son tripiés (o trípodes) de buenos materiales y acabos. No se sienten chafas; al contrario, se ven duraderos y son compactos para su transporte y muy altos para su uso. Yo los utilizo para unos medios QSC K12.2 y los soportan sin problemas. Además, contraté el seguro por 3 años por cualquier cosa.Simplemente recomendados y a un buen precio.

I have a small speaker system with a 1 1/2 feet by 1 foot specs. I believe the stand is sturdy enough to place a small to mid-size speaker. Great value, & delivered on time. Packaging though is sub-standard, but for the price I paid, not a big deal. The material itself looks sturdy & durable. I rated the item 3 stars for sturdiness because I am a bit skeptic with the tightening knobs, every time I tighten it, I feel like they will crack just like with other brands I bought with this price range.