Desk Speaker Stands for Most Bookshelf Speakers, Depth Up to 7.71in, 1 Pair

Let me be clear: the speakers in the photos are not speakers. They are museum pieces. They are the audio equivalent of a woolly mammoth frozen in permafrost, still clutching its original foam grille that disintegrated sometime during the Clinton administration. These Polks have survived three office moves, one unfortunate coffee flood, and at least two decades of being used as makeshift bookends for tax documents. They are coated in a layer of dust so thick it has its own ecosystem. I’m pretty sure something is living in there and paying rent. And yet, these flimsy-looking little wall mounts (which arrive fully assembled, because apparently even the factory workers knew we’d be too terrified to touch them) picked up my prehistoric Polks like they were a pair of AirPods. No creak. No groan. Not even a polite “Are you sure about this?” Just silent, judgmental competence as they hoisted 1997 into the sky and left it hovering there, judging my life choices. They’re practically invisible, too. Black, small, and discreet, like the ninja stagehands of the audio world. Unless you’re specifically hunting for them, your eyes will slide right past and assume my dusty relics are levitating through sheer spite. Even if someone does spot the mounts, they look so clean and modern that the overall effect is “minimalist audiophile” instead of “this man has not dusted since the Y2K bug was a credible threat.” In short: if these things can suspend two 25-pound relics from the analog era without complaint, they can support your cute little modern bookshelf speakers made of recycled hopes and Bluetooth. Five stars. Would trust them to hold the Ark of the Covenant if it came with banana plugs.

I love the sturdiness of the stand, it is heavier than expected, handles my eris 3.5 with no issue. I’ve noticed a sound improvement, specially in the low mids and bass. The only thinks that I don’t like is that it’s not height adjustable, for the money is fine but if you have 8inch monitors or more, a base stand would be much better

Sturdy enough for the price. I have this holding my Yamaha SS5 monitors.And I use them for the studio because lets face that I didn't want it to spend a $139 for "acustic stands" this work great.I have zero complain and they do the job of taking the acoustic resonance from my desk. We'll say. They're not meant to be moved as they can become quite shakWe'll say. They're not meant to be moved as they can become quite shaky.

Perfect fit for my Edifier speakers. Well made, with quality construction. Comes with hardware if your speakers have bottom mounts so that you can mount directly to the stands.

Great little speaker stands. They're under my Edifier pc speakers since I went 3 wide 27" monitors. The stands hold them horizontally perfectly.

Great price, fair build quality and fitted perfectly my PreSonus Eris 3.5. No assembly required and the length adjustment system feels sturdy and easy to use. Height and angle are perfect for a desktop setup.

Perfect! I have the Edifier R1280T bookshelf speakers that I use for my home desk setup. The speakers a pretty decent size especially if you consider using them for a pc setup. They take up a lot of desk real estate and can somewhat look cluttered on their own while sitting on the desk. With them sitting on the desk alone, it almost makes the sounds of your speaker sound too deep, too cluttered, and with lots of unclean vibration. This is where these speaker stands come in. It helped lift the sound quality of my speakers by miles! The sound is crispier, clean, and without that unwanted vibration at high volumes. The Edifier speakers sit perfectly on them and look great on the desk giving it a more pleasing aesthetic.

great products got 2 for my home sound system

Me parecen espectaculares. Antes tenía unos soportes de madera donde colocaba los altavoces y me ocupaban mucho espacio, pero con estos soportes q no ocupan casi espacio, son rígidos y además tienen un diseño llamativo he ganado calidad de vida jajaja. No se escuchan vibraciones porque están acolchados, puedes calibrarlo por si tus altavoces tienen más profundidad, son rigidos, pesan y tienen en la base almohadillas tambien por lo que cualquier golpe o movimiento no se te van a caer. No sé muy contento con la compra la verdad, me han gustado mucho.

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Ziemlich perfekt. Massives Metall und die JBLs lassen sich mit 2 beiliegenden Schrauben fixieren. Gute Entkopplung. Absolute Kaufempfehlung.

Compré este par de soportes para altavoces de escritorio PUTORSEN (modelo YZBS-74S) y la mejora en el sonido sobre el escritorio es increíble. Inclinación de 16° orientada a los oídos: Eleva y angula los monitores de estudio o altavoces de PC directamente hacia la altura de la escucha, lo que mejora drásticamente la claridad de los agudos y la nitidez general del audio. ​Aislamiento antivibraciones: La base de espuma o goma antideslizante reduce las resonancias y vibraciones molestas transmitidas a la mesa, logrando unos graves mucho más limpios y definidos. ​Construcción robusta y espacio libre: Soportan hasta 10 kg por pareja sin ceder ni un milímetro. El diseño elevado deja un espacio libre debajo muy práctico para recoger cables o guardar pequeños accesorios. ​Un accesorio imprescindible para cualquier setup de escritorio o estudio de grabación que busque optimizar el rendimiento de sus altavoces.

Recomendadísimas! Soportan muy bien las bocinas Edifier, el diseño ayuda a que no se vean toscas en el escritorio y no estorben como otros modelos, yo tengo un monitor de 24” y las bocinas quedan perfectamente a la mitad de su altura. El material que traen sobre cada bocina que es anti vibraciones funciona muy bien, además que ayuda a que de ninguna manera se resbale la bocina y esté más segura.