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Key Features
- Durable Steel Construction
- 90 lb Weight Capacity
- Stable Triangular Base
- Height Range from 36 to 54"
The TMS-135 Studio Monitor Stands from Auray are durably constructed and designed to support studio monitors at the optimal listening position in professional and home recording studios. Each stand is constructed from steel tubing and a 9" square steel plate. An ergonomic locking knob secures each stand, while a locking pin is inserted into six predrilled holes to allow the height of each monitor to be precisely adjusted in 3" increments between 36 and 54". Additionally, each steel plate features foam strips to keep your monitors securely in place, while reducing unwanted vibrations.
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How many height positions are drilled into the ...
How many height positions are drilled into the pole. Illustration only shows one. How high will the platform go and still lock into place?
There are six predrilled holes, allowing for the height of the speaker stands to be adjusted in 3-inch intervals, starting at 36-inches and going up to as high as 54 inches
Date published: 2021-10-12
does the top part/plate come off?
does the top part/plate come off?
Yes
Date published: 2021-03-24
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Are these stands too high at their minimum height to be used comfortably while sitting down? The specs say the minimum height is 36 , but that's quite tall. Are they actually 36 , or are they shorter?
Yes they are a little tall when sitting
Date published: 2018-08-26
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I have the Yamaha HS5s with mopads. Will these stands hold them both size wise? Thanks
Easily. Ive got a pair of HS8s on mine and they fit perfectly.
Date published: 2020-10-15
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What are the dimensions of the base? Specifically, what is its height.
Mine are on the spikes and sunk into the carpet. Roughly 2 high.
Date published: 2018-08-26