I can't say enough about these QSC speakers. I now have two pair, and all were purchased from B & H with great prices and great service. I recommend the K8.2 or the K10.2 because I find the K12's are a bit large and heavy if you have to move them almost daily. The low-end frequency difference is not that significant, so if you have to carry them a lot, get the smaller ones. You will love them!

Just received my Speaker Stand Bag & Cables. Always Good service and good quality products.

I bought this as a monitor to compliment my QSC K10.2’s. This thing is awesome. Loud, full, crisp, and lightweight. Love it and the quality of QSC is unparalleled. I also used this already as an extra main for a large space, and it can really help fill - not much difference from the K10s in terms of range, but a wider sound dispersion.
Came with free stand, cable, and soft bag. Great deal, awesome speaker - highly recommend!!

These speakers work great as a PA for the type of events we do.
Never any issues, small, lite weight and nice bags to go with them...

Great product

This is the heavy-lifting big brother to the On Stage SS8800B Speaker Stand.However, I feel that (aside from the K&M's huge load rating) the outstanding difference is that the On Stage SS8800B will last several years of weekend use, whereas the K&M 213 should survive roughly TWICE as long, ...being hauled, rigged and demounted on a DAILY basis.So the seemingly large difference in outlay can actually end up being cheaper on a cost per hour basis, given that your gear is always on the move like mine.It's also important to note that, like the SS8800B, it's raised and lowered by a screw jack, ...decidedly NOT the rack and pinion or cable and reel solution offered by most others.This is a VITAL difference because, when UNclamped ...the screw jack is the ONLY mechanism of these that will remain solidly fixed unless it's actually being cranked.That makes use of the riser's locking bolt optional, mainly to prevent acoustically induced rattles or buzzes.Check out my earlier review of the On Stage SS8800B and you'll notice thatK&M's commitment to safety extends to their catalog pics of the stand actually showing it CORRECTLY deployed.That earlier review also contains a few other tips that I hope you'll find useful when setting up this type of tripod spreader system, regardless of manufacturer.

My dad wanted a powerfull speaker small and easy to carry. This is a small heavy duty beast. QSC sounds awesome. I added a Bluetooth transmitter to make it compatible to his cell and laptop. He loves it.

I did a bunch of research on speaker stands and kept coming up with 2 options. 1) paying ~$25 and getting one that was OK, but might break after a while 2) paying +$100 and getting one that could survive the apocalypse.


This was the only stand I could find that was priced in the middle, so I bought one. It's light, well-constructed and works perfectly. I've used it weekly for a year—hauling it from place to place—and everything has held up and functions as it should.

If you just need a sturdy speaker stand that works, but don't want to shell out a bunch o' cash, I highly recommend this one.

Very sturdy great bag for your speaker stands highly recommend honestly I don't know how I did without it for so many years it makes transporting your stand so much easier.


I put mine in opposite ways seems to work pretty well it will accommodate many different sizes of speaker stands.


Of course B & H had the best price, as they often do. Shipping was also very quick I got the item in 2 days free shipping can't beat that.