Pangea Audio DS100 All Steel Speaker Stand Pair (24 Inch) Sand Fillable with Built-in Cable Management and Adjustable Steel Cone Spikes

These are nice clean stands that are perfect for holding my small Dali’s. They seem kind of pricey, but they met my expectations and there were no second choices that looked anywhere as nice as these.

Lots of manufacturing deformations. The base plates are warped. Holes for wire routing far too small. Wire routing is very poorly designed and hard to feed connectors through. Long story short, these are "half-assed" stands that are not worth the money.

Fantastic speaker stands for what I use them for. Took about 15 minutes total to put together.

Prices went down 50% the week after I purchased my pair of stands.

Purchased these for a friend’s system and was very pleased with them overall. They have a clean, simple design and look great. They are quite sturdy for their size, especially when filled with sand. Assembly is super easy too. I ended up using these with a pair of KEF Q350 speakers, which aren’t exactly small, and they worked nicely together. The only reason these don’t get a fifth star from me is due to how they designed the pillar for cord management as an option. There is a hole at the top and another at the bottom on the backside of the pillar so that you can run the speaker cable inside the pillar to hide it. If you have small bookshelf speakers then perhaps this feature will be utilized but if you’re using medium to large sized speakers then you’re probably going to want to mass load the pillars with sand or steel shot or gravel or whatever media you prefer. Mass loading the pillar eliminates the cord management feature and it means you have two plastic plugs filling in the holes used for the entry and exit points. I wasn’t sure if they would leak or not when the pillars were filled but they seem to be doing ok so far. A tiny bit of sand did pop through the bottom plug on one stand as I was filling but nothing after that. My main concern would be during transportation. So if you are going to be moving the stands to a different residence or something like that and may be laying them on their sides I would suggest placing some tape over the plugs just for security. Personally I would rather the pillars not have any holes provisioned for cord management so this wouldn’t be a potential issue at all. Either way, the stands are still great and I definitely recommend them if you want a cleaner aesthetic overall.