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Samson MS100Item ID: MS100Adjustable Studio Monitor Stands with Secure Speaker Brackets (pr) Yes, It's In Stock!This item is available for immediate delivery. Our centrally-located warehouse ensures you the fastest delivery time in the industry. Order now by adding to your cart or call your Sales Engineer.Note: While most of the items we sell ship for free, this item does not qualify for free shipping due to special circumstances. Get more value at Sweetwater
From Our Research Team:Affordable Isolation Stands for Your Studio Monitors!Samson's MS100 Studio Monitor Stands are rugged, adjustable and affordable. The professional-grade MS100 stands isolate your monitors from desktops, meter bridges or other surfaces that could resonate and color the sound. The telescoping column adjusts from a height of 30" to a maximum of 50" for optimum monitor placement in your room. Plus, the MS100 has an adjustable vise-style speaker bracket that fits most studio monitors. Its heavy base features carpet spikes to further isolate your monitors from resonating surfaces. The MS100 Studio Monitor Stands are a great way to improve the sound of your monitors!
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Reviewsbased on 8 reviewsSAMSON MS 100
by Erv from Grand Junction Colorado
These stands are just what I needed. Two of my band members one keyboard player and a guitar player couldn't believe the differance from using floor monitors and monitors on stands.
November 23, 2011 Music Background: 37 years of playing music in bands Acceptable for light speakers
by JM from Houston, TX
I was very leery of these stands based on the previous reviews. I rolled the dice and bought them because (1) they were relatively inexpensive; (2) they were the only ones I found at the 30” height I ... read more [+]needed; (3) the speakers I needed support for were small (9”x7”x6”), light, cheap consumer grade speakers, NOT studio monitors; (4) I have no small children or pets who might bump into them. March 22, 2012 Music Background: Songwriter, Keyboards/Drummer, Home Studio Given my situation, I have had no problems at all with these stands. I’ve had them about one month. The carpet spikes provide adequate stability. The stands arrived in good condition and were easy to assemble. For heavier or more expensive speakers, I would opt for something else. The central telescoping pole threads into the base with thin grooves that could easily become unstable if stressed with heavier speakers. close [-] Samson MX100
by David Dicks from Nashville Tn
If you have carpet be careful. These are extremely unstable. Ive had one stand fall over twice. The base is not heavy and the part where you set the speaker is very unstable. If you can get them to... read more [+] balance out right they will work but stay away from them. I have Yorkville powered 6" monitors and they are relatively heavy so these stands might be suited for small light weight monitors. close [-]
September 12, 2010 Music Background: Recording Engineer Junk.
by Andy H. from Parkersburg, WV
Took these stands home from a local music store. I had the samson resolv a6.5 monitors. These stands can barely hold them. and they are very unstable. I put 10 pound weights on the bases to help sturd... read more [+]y them and it still wasn't enough. I got some clips used to hold water pipes to studs and fastened the stands to the back of my desk. Even then I wasn't sure of the clamp that holds the speakers. about a month went by and I wanted to rearrange the control room and when I went to pick up the stand it broke. the base fell of and the joint in the middle broke. Now I have one 'good' stand thats as useless as the broken one. I won't put anything of value on these. Yeah they are cheap, but come on! Samson makes great stuff...so maybe I got a fluke?? close [-]
April 15, 2009 Music Background: Musician, wannabe recording engineer Weak
by David Dicks from Nashville Tn
If you have verry small monitors these may work for you. no 6.5" monitor in my opinion is safe on these.
March 12, 2012 Music Background: Recording Engineer, Drummer Also popular
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