Place your speakers at the proper listening level with this pair of SANUS Steel Series 30" Bookshelf Speaker Stands. They will hold your speakers 30" off the ground and can be placed on the brass isolation studs or bolt-mounted. The stands support speakers up to 25 lb and feature a 6 x 6.5" top plate, which can be outfitted with the included brass studs or neoprene pads for speaker isolation. The included damping rings can be filled with substances like sand for added mass.

Supports Speakers up to 25 lb    Metal Construction    Speaker Cable Management    Speaker Bolt-Mounting Option    30" High    Universal Compatibility

Adjustable carpet spikes

Bolt-mounting secures your speaker to the stand

Conceal cables

Heavy base designed for enhanced stability

Includes brass isolation studs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this needed or advised for portraits?

A: You can certainly use this for portraits but it also depends on the camera and lens you are using. A lightweight camera system would be fine but a head with a heavier load capacity would be more appropriate for a heavier camera system.

Q: 2. will retro 30 v2 hold a Nikon d500+70-200, plus a 16-80, and a couple of smaller lenses?

A: This bag can hold one or two cameras, three large lenses or two large lenses and two smaller, stacked lenses with at least one wrapped.

Q: 3. come with bag?

A: The following is included BCT-3203 Carbon Fiber Video Tripod 2x Tripod Spider 3x Rubber Foot Transport Bag with StrapBCH-30 Fluid Video HeadBP-150L Removable Plate (150mm) Sirui 6 Year Limited Warranty

Q: 4. Can this ballhead be used with Platypod Ultra?

A: will this head work with a manfrotto cx055 tripod?

Q: 5. Will the bag accommodate a Nikon D6 with a 70-200 lens attached?

A: Yes Think Tank Photo Retrospective 30 V2.0 Shoulder Bag (Black) accommodates the Nikon D6 with a 70-200 lens attached.

Q: 6. Will a Z9 with a RRS Bracket fit in the bag with a 24-70 attached and a 70-200 and 14-24mm unattached ?

A: The Think Tank Photo Retrospective 30 V2.0 Shoulder Bag (Pinestone) will hold the Z9 with an L bracket and a 24-70mm f/2.8 lens attached, with the 14-24mm f/2.8 Nikkor Z lens, but the 70-200mm f/2.8 Nikkor Z might be a pretty tight fit.

Q: 7. Would this hold a Canon 500mm f/4 II lens with the hood?

A: The Think Tank Photo Retrospective 30 V2.0 Shoulder Bag (Pinestone) would be a bit to small for the Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS II USM Lens. The lens is just slightly longer and wider than the camera compartment of this bag. One may be able to squeeze it in, but it would be a very tight fit.

Q: 8. What is the payload for this camera Because it says 39.7lb but it also says 55lb ?

A: The Sirui BCT-3002 Professional 2-Section Aluminum Video Tripod has a 55 lb payload. The Sirui BCH-30 Video Head has a 39.7 lb payload. For this system, it would be safe to go with the lower rated payload from the video head.

Q: 9. What is the weight of this ball head?

A: The RRS BH-30 with compact lever-release clamp weighs 11.2oz / 318 g.

Q: 10. Will a Wiimberley 500PF foot fit/work with this bullhead?

A: Yes the Wimberley AP-500 Quick Release Replacement Foot for Nikon AF-S 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR should fit on the Really Right Stuff BH-30 Ball Head with Compact Lever-Release Clamp.