Television Wider Than Stand

B&H came thru...again. Than a bunch.

WAY BETTER THAN MAGLIGHT!!!

Great sub for the cost, and it got here in LESS THAN ONE DAY. thanks B&H!

I'm a television and film professional and I purchase Matthews products every chance I get. This stand will not disappoint.

If you'd like more flexibility with your television, then hanging on the wall, and you want to be able to move it to various locations, this is the only stand to get. It's completely stable, infinitely strong, reasonably priced and very easy to move. I highly recommend it.

This is the second FPS6000 stand I purchased. Both are used to hold and elevate LED Smart TV's to prevent mounting to apartment walls. This stand is holding a Samsung 49 UHD Curved television and the other stand is holding a 40 Samsung LED television. The 49 television met the weight requirements for the mount and the TV is attached using VESA mount extension arms attached to the mount (photo attached). The stand is well constructed and sturdy enough to hold the television without shaking even when raised. It definitely needs to be on a level surface. The legs can extend further which will provide additional stabilization. I would suggest if using for speaker or display - to add a sandbag weight particularly if it will be in high traffic area. The stand is light enough to pack and carry in light stand bag when used to hold the 40 TV when used as mobile display.

the arc Soundbar sits in front of the television on a stand and I have added a pair of symfonisk bookshelf speakers to the side of the main sitting area to create a surround sound effect.I hope at a future date to add the subwoofer.

This stand has a wider base and is heavier than my other desktop stands which gives it more stability for slightly heavier mics, and the base underside has a single circular rubber foot that makes complete contact with the desktop surface that prevents wobble. Many stands do not. The additional contact may allow vibrations to travel up the mic stand but use a mic suspension if its a concern. I prefer stability.  The clutch to raise the mic up and down seems solid, time will tell if it remains tight. All in all, this is a very solid product.

This stand fits the L95 perfectly. It's streamlined (no wider or deeper than the piano) and sturdy, and upgrades the look of the piano. For the home, I would not choose any other stand.

These are larger than you're going to think they are. The legs/feet are not the diameter of, say, a music stand, they're considerably wider, and the mast/post is thicker than you might suspect. Look good. Adjustable coupling is plastic, but seems up to the job. Curiously no instructions included, but it's not brain surgery, so you should be able to figure it out. Pointed carpet toes are no joke--you'll see what I mean--each looks like a pointed rifle bullet and is twice as heavy. The top flat part doesn't really lock in, it remains fairly spinnable even when screwed in tight. No additional tools needed except maybe scissors to get into the box, etc.