
Mackie
Mackie T100 Steel Loudspeaker Tripod Stand Adjustable
Built from steel and sized for real venues, the Mackie T100 puts your loudspeaker exactly where the room needs it — night after night.
$59.99*
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
Mackie
Model
T100
Material
Steel
Type
Speaker Stand / Tripod
Pole Mount Size
1-3/8" (35mm)
Included Adapter
1-1/2" adapter
Folded Dimensions
41 x 4.7 x 4.7 in (104.14 x 11.94 x 11.94 cm)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the height range of the T100 stand?
The listing does not specify minimum and maximum height, but as an adjustable steel tripod designed for the SRM V-Class series, it accommodates typical venue placement heights. Verify the extended and retracted range against your ceiling clearance and throw distance before purchasing.
What pole mount size does the T100 use, and will it fit non-Mackie speakers?
The T100 uses a 1-3/8" (35mm) pole mount and includes a 1-1/2" adapter, which covers the two most common loudspeaker pole socket sizes. Most passive and powered loudspeakers from other brands that follow standard pole mount specs will seat correctly.
How stable is the T100 on uneven surfaces like outdoor stages or festival grounds?
The steel tripod base is wide enough for stable footing on most surfaces, but no speaker stand is a substitute for proper ballasting outdoors. Use sandbags or a weighted base when wind is a factor, and always angle the legs toward the direction of greatest tipping risk.
How compact does it fold for transport and load-in?
Folded dimensions are 41 x 4.7 x 4.7 inches. It fits in most speaker bags alongside a loudspeaker cable, though it does not include a carry bag of its own.
What is the maximum load capacity?
Load capacity is not specified in the product listing. Cross-reference the T100's rated capacity against the weight of your specific loudspeaker before use — this is critical for safety.