Designed for small sound reinforcement applications and musicians on the go, the lightweight , single Frameworks Mini Speaker Stand is ideal for smaller stages and venues. A soft-touch knob provides quick and easy adjustment for a variable height of 28.25 to 46". The stand has a maximum weight capacity of 60 lb and includes an adapter sleeve for 38mm speaker mounts. Removable red safety rings are a attached to the feet to help patrons and performers from tripping.
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It says rated for 60lbs but even a Turbosound IP300 at 26lbs will slide the upper pole down since the plastic clamp can't do much. There's no locking pin so I've had these fall down on their own and we can't clamp it tighter since the plastic clamps bend without clamping more. This has exactly the same pictures and specs as the Yorkville and On-stage mini speaker stands as well. It appears that like they use the same unit and stick on various brand names. Naturally we don't expect much for $20-30 but this one is too weak and short for a speaker since even at max extension the speaker ends up at around 4 - 5ft high depending on your speaker. It folds up quite small and is light weight but doesn't have much purpose as a speaker stand since it's too short even if the audience was seated. You can see in the photos that the metal tubing is smaller than a speaker stand fitting so it's expanded out on the end to fit a speaker socket. Maybe it would work to put a light weight accessory on it. It should definitely should not say 60lbs, that's If they rated this for 10-15 lbs I wouldn't bother to write a review but rated at 60lbs is not telling the truth.
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