Millenium BS-2010

as far as stands go, this one will serve you well if you don't put too heavy speakers on top - it's rated to up to 30 kilograms - and is better suited for smaller PA sets.

I purchased this for my Roland Cube CM30 which weighs about 5.5 kilos and is rather small and it feels like a perfect match, not too big, not too small, not too heavy.

Just a word of advice - the 25 mm tube and M6 thread means that for anything else you'll need adapters. I spent a while to get an adapter to the Roland's 3/8 thread but it was my fault, not the stand's. So, to avoid surprises, make sure to check thread compatibility.

But again, if there's a match, this will do the job for a great price.

I'm using this for a Behringer B205D active monitor that we use as a small PA. The 205D is designer for a mic stand but it felt a bit insecure. This is much more stable and goes a lot higher.

The B205D mounting spigot holds it on a 5/8" mic adaptor leaning back at an angle but I found a microphone table clamp on Amazon which was a short piece of steel channel with a 6mm threaded hole on one flange (for the clamp screw, ideal for the threaded stud on top of the speaker stand cap thingy) and a 3/8" mic adaptor screw on the top. I put it in a vice and bashed the top flange into the right angle to hold the speaker upright, added a 5/8" adaptor and the mounting spigot and it all works well.

So while this is not as light or compact as a mic stand, for most gigs its just right, goes above head height if you need to, and stable enough. If your speaker will fit the 25mm tube, or the 6mm threaded top cap it's fine.