Woo Audio HPS-HB Compact Aluminum Headphone Stands (Black)

I have two of the dual Woo stands and I love them. This stand is built to a similar level of quality and aesthetic design, but I do not love it. While the build quality is great, there are some problems that I think should rule this out for most use cases:First, while the base is well-weighted, it does not prevent a very wide platform and it tilts very easily. A mild tug or nudge and the whole thing falls over, along with one's presumably expensive headphones. Sure, if one is careful and always incredibly precise in placing and removing the cans, it's not a big deal, but the broad base of Woo's other stands is completely impervious to this problem.Second, the top of the posts is basically a sharp chisel pointed towards the headphone headband. With fine padded lambskin headbands, the last thing I want to do is risk tearing the leather. This is a nice aesthetic touch but an unfortunate functional decision.Third, while this stand looks tall on paper, it's not nearly as tall as the other stands. Even for relatively short headphones like Oppo's PM-1 the cables are basically coming out of the bottom of the earcups into the base. This is never going to be a great thing for the longevity of the wires.Finally, any moderately sized headphone cans will not fit inside the posts of this stand. This means they'll likely be compressing their earpads against the posts asymmetrically. This is somewhat difficult to explain in words, but if you imagine a large set of headphones like those made by Audeze, the pads will be pressed into the frame and will deform where they are (constantly) being pressed while resting. Fort a temporary place to keep the headphones this probably is not a big deal, but leaving them this way for an extended period of time does not seem like a great idea. Further, this means the headphones have to be forcibly separated just to remove them from the stand.Woo makes some good stuff, but take a look at their other headphone stands before this one. Not recommended.

This product has meet all my expectations. The stand fits my AKG Q701's perfectly.Also, with how this stand is designed it should be able to hold almost any pair of over-the-ear headphones.The stand is completely anodized aluminum (well the screws might not be). The stand ships disassembled but is very easy to put together, only four screws are needed and it comes with the needed allen wrench.The base of the stand is heavy enough where the stand cannot be easily tipped over. The finish of the stand makes it look great. I am glad I bought this product and would do so again if needed.

Excellent quality, nicely weighted. Fits my phones great. Allows you loop the cable around one side. Finish is excellent. Serious quality down to the bolts. Would recommend to anyone looking to display their phones with a touch of class.

This stand is both beautiful and functional. It's easy to assemble, even for a doofus like me. It elegantly displays your headphones and keeps them out of harms way. It's also reasonably-priced. Highly recommended.

I had an old desk with a tack jammed into a corner holding up my headset until recently. Then I bought a new executive desk and wanted something a bit more elegant on my desktop. Can't beat this for the money. Big fan...

I was cautious about this purchase, but I am extremely pleased - easily worth every penny. This has greatly reduced the potential damage my headset might normally take. Everything from the packaging, to the final product shimmering on my desk, I am very pleased!

Sleek, and obviously well-made stand. Comes disassembled but with simple allen tools and only a few screws to install. Works perfectly to hold my HD650 at my desk in style.

This is an awesome quality headphone stand it's very sturdy and I would say it's professional quality.