Monitors Like Surface Studio Stand

Really nice to have when putting studio monitors on a hard surface. They were a free add on to my purchase, but odds are I would have bought them anyway.

Like most Matthews gear, this stand is well-built and functional. The stand is sturdy, easy to use and makes moving around your lights, video monitors or whatever you mount on a stand much easier and efficient. Once you use them, you'll always want to have them on your productions. I purchased three of them to use with my larger Kino Flo lights and have since bought several more to use with my larger ARRI lights and even my video monitors. The wheels roll very smoothly and the way the legs fold up allow you to store the stand upright as the wheels are tucked away above the ground. Great product!

Fantastic for the studio monitors.

A well designed and very stable product. I used a single foot stand before for my studio monitors. They never felt stable. The tripod design changed that. The adjustable spacing helps keep the floor footprint minimal. There no betting the price. From stage to studio, I'd highly recommend this product.

I'm an electronic drummer who was looking for a solution of using studio monitors level to my seating height vs. floor wedges for both studio and live performance applications. The JS-MS70 monitor speaker stands are well constructed, light weight and extremely portable. The quality of the product exceeded my expectations for the price. The stands also comes with removable floor anchors if you need to use the stand on deep carpet and are removable so I am able to use them on hard surface staging. The stand height is adjustable which is an advantage if I ever need to move them from a session to an editing suite. The triangular open bases are sturdy and allow me to position drum hardware footing without compromise when dealing with tight quarter on smaller stages.

I paired the PM351 with Yamaha MSP-5 (5) studio monitors mounted on a custom bracket. I also tested it with in-ears. Works perfectly. Tons of gain, no noise. An added feature is the stereo instrument input and 2-channel XLR output, which can be used for 2 instruments feeding two separate channels on your sound board. You'll need to use a TRS insert cable. The only downside, which cannot be avoided in a personal monitoring station product, are all the wires coming up the mic stand, and the extra setup time that goes with it all. Another downside, is a lack of *small* powered, mic-stand mountable speakers in the market space. Most of what you'll find have multiple inputs that duplicate the Rolls functionality. You'll end up buying studio monitors and making custom brackets to stand mount it. But if you already have the speakers (like I did), and all you need is the personal monitor mixing station, then this is it!

Works great. Like the surround setup for my monitors.

Great stand for on set monitors.

I like the way these studio monitors sound. I purchased several pairs.

Seems to be a good value. I use it for my project studio monitors.