About the Roland ST-A95 Speaker Stand
The Roland ST-A95 is a robust and adjustable speaker stand designed to provide a secure, elevated platform for a wide range of portable PA speakers, monitor wedges, and lightweight subwoofers. This stand is engineered for stability and versatility in both live performance and installed sound applications, featuring a heavy-duty tripod base with rubberized feet that grip the floor securely to prevent slipping or tipping. The center column is constructed from strong, telescoping steel tubing, allowing the user to adjust the height over a significant range to position the speaker at the optimal angle and elevation for the venue, whether it's for a main front-of-house speaker or a stage monitor. The stand's design prioritizes a straightforward setup with a user-friendly locking mechanism for the height adjustment, enabling quick and secure deployment.
At the top of the stand, a versatile mounting cup or platform accommodates speakers with a standard 35mm pole socket or a flat-bottomed design. This cup typically includes a safety locking collar or pin to ensure the speaker remains firmly attached and cannot accidentally detach during use. The overall construction is built to handle substantial weight, providing confidence when mounting heavier active speakers. For transport and storage, the stand features a practical folding design where the legs collapse neatly against the center column, and often includes a carrying bag for convenience, making it a portable yet durable solution for mobile DJs, musicians, and audio technicians.
The Roland ST-A95 addresses the fundamental need for reliable speaker placement in temporary and permanent setups. By offering a combination of solid construction, broad height adjustability, and secure mounting, it ensures that speakers are positioned effectively to deliver clear, direct sound to the audience or performers. Its balance of professional-grade stability and relative portability makes it a dependable and essential piece of support equipment for anyone needing to elevate their sound reinforcement components safely and effectively.