Sanus SFC22-B1 Steel Series 22" Speaker Stand for Center Channel Speakers Black

This stand is ideal for my large GoldenEar center channel. The height is perfect with the speaker and luckily I was able to setup my center PRIOR to mounting my 85" display so I could do measurements. I like the cable management - simple but effective. The finish seems rugged and when the speaker is mounted, the stand is just difficult enough to move, I am not concerned that it will topple over when vacuuming etc. The instructions however are (as many others commented) are a little difficult to follow - just go real slow and don't tighten everything until you are sure the parts are exactly where they should be. Overall HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by this home theater audiophile!

I actually purchased 2 of these for my right and left background speakers; turning them 90 degrees to match the footprint of my Yamaha NS-6490 bookshelf speakers. The stands are pricey, but solid, heavy, sturdy and easy to assemble. Filling the 2 posts with sand would be a bit tedious through the small screw holes, but I found the stands to be sufficiently heavy without that. I also used some 1/8-inch thick rubber isolation padding on top of the stands and under the speakers, as the hardware and rubber isolation supports included with the stands didn't match any holes on the bottom of my speakers. They look smart and unobtrusive. I am happy with my purchase and recommend this product.

Sturdy. Fits my Klipsch Reference Center Channel speaker perfectly. Looks quite gentleman. Love the adjustable tilting feature which directs the sound up to ear level perfectly. I swear there is an obvious and distinct audible difference from when I was using a plastic storage cabinet to hold my center channel. J/k of course there's an audible difference! Only problem was that mine didn't have the neoprene isolation pad included which ticked me off plenty since it's only used in the last step so the whole thing was done when I discovered the missing part. Directions could be a tad clearer but it's not exactly rocket science. Minus 1 star for missing part annoyance and directions. Definitely worth the money though.

I first bought the 18” version but it didn’t workout great for my needs. The base was a little too big to fit where I needed it to go, and the stand itself was also a little short. I had to use some rubber feet to prop it up evenly bc the base hung over the little step I placed it on. So I ordered the 22” and combined it with the 18” to make a stand that works for me. I used the top plate from the 22” version as the base plate, attached the 22” legs and re-used the top plate from the 18” version. Threw on the spikes to the base which fit fine even though it’s technically the top plate, and filled the legs with some sand. It’s now perfect for my setup. So while I would have preferred to find a single stand that worked for me I’m very happy with the end result. Double the money but still not bad. Figured I’d share just in case someone ends up in a similar situation.

Easy to assemble. I filled the tubes with sand to give it a bit more weight. It comes with rubber pads for the speaker and height adjustment screws so you can angle the center channel up to the listening position. It also has carpet spikes which keep it very stable. The picture shows a Zaph ZDT 3.5 center channel (32” wide x 9” tall x 12” deep) that I built almost 10 years ago. It weighs close to 30lbs and this stand has no problems keeping it stable, even with a Great Dane bumping it occasionally!

This product is as advertised. The construction is great with very little error tolerances. The stand took 30 minutes to assemble. The only gripe is that the spanner that is provided is very flimsy. But then so are most of the tools that come with DIY assembly products. I am using it in my home theater room and I have found it to work well. I have had a Sanus LCD TV stand (SANUS SYSTEM Flat Panel TV Stand Furniture ( Platinum )) which I bought in 2007. Its still in great shape despite three moves. Sanus products have always worked great for me. Was

Stable, Looks OK, 22 inches tall is perfect for its location, Holds my Klipsch center channel nicely. I had to take off 2 stars for the instruction manual. The instructions are terrible, there are letters corresponding with incorrect components. Example, the first step states to attach rubber feet (c). Well (c) relates to an incorrect component. Also, the instructions refer to photos that do not exist, specifically step 2. In the end, there are quite a few pieces left over, and because the instructions are so poor, I kind of feel like either the instructions are incomplete and my center channel is going to fall at some point. Oh one more thing...assembly components includes an Alan Wrench but there are no bolts in the package that require an Alan wrench fitting...really? Even customer documentation needs to be verified before release

Like others have mentioned, the TOP PLATE WAS MISSING. I ordered a replacement and the top plate was hanging half way outside the box on my porch. The top plate is not properly secured in the box and it just rips an edge open on the box and falls out. SANUS needs to fix their packaging. This isn't the fault of the distributors of this product. I would recommend anyone selling this to double box or reinforce the box in a serious way.

Simple and solid build centre speaker stand. Reasonably priced. Appropriate height & with the “built in” angle adjustment to tilt the tweeters towards listener’s ear level.

To keep the centre speaker

I bought this item for my son and he seems to enjoy it. I always appreciate how fast items are shipped on Amazon.

Good weight and strong construction. Offers different stand mount options (rubber feet or spikes).

I'm giving it a 3 star as the quality of the pieces that were in the box seemed to be fine but the box arrived heavily damaged and it was not Amazon's fault as it came directly from the vendor and NOT Amazon. It was missing the the top plate where the speak sits on! I ended up just returning it. The vendor (Gibby electronics) did offer to send me the missing piece, but I decided to just get a different unit from Amazon.