Supports Heavier Speakers: These stands can manage speakers weighing up to 30lbs securely, accommodating a diverse range of speaker systems. Using a bespoke isolation system, the SX26 Speaker Stands provide ultimate decoupling from your floor to vastly improve the response of your speakers. By decoupling the speakers from your floor or desk, you will reduce the amount of low-end resonance that passes through the speakers to your surface, meaning your music, TV or film will sound clearer than ever before. The SX26 Speaker Stands also feature a fillable column that you can fill with a material of your choice to increase the weight of the stand, ensuring even more rigidity and stability in your stand. Safe and secure design

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Provided with the Kanto SX26 Speaker Stands are a choice of two top plate sizes for compatibility with a wide range of speaker sizes and shapes. No matter what brand, size or shape your speakers and monitors are, you will be able to mount these safely on your SX26 stands and start enjoying improved audio quality in your home studio or cinema. Simple height adjustments

In recent years, Kanto has continued to grow and innovate, introducing new products that cater to the evolving needs of audiophiles and casual listeners alike. Some notable examples include: The Kanto SX26 Speaker Stands 26-inch is a premium quality floor-standing speaker stand that employs a proprietary isolation system to decouple your speakers from the floor to drastically improve their audio performance. Featuring a heavy-duty base plate with an anti-tip design, the SX26 Speaker Stands ensure complete rigidity and stability up to a maximum weight of 18.1KG per stand, keeping your cherished speakers and monitors safe and secure. Height-adjustable, you can alter the height of your stand from the top of the base plate to avoid lifting or removing your monitors from their stands to find the sweet spot of your speakers in your room. Coming included with a bubble level-meter, you can be sure your SX26 Speaker Stands will always remain perfectly level. This is undoubtedly the most durable stand for big-sized speakers. DS400 speaker stand comes with extremely sturdy abutments to use with compact monitors or any other bookshelf speakers. A glance at it can say a lot about the endurance of construction. As usual, Pangea ensures you a perfect efficiency for a surprisingly low price. The company paid attention to all-steel design instead of wood, as the wood can handle sound pressure well and overall has poor acoustic traits. And steel will never bring you the dirty sound, additionally, it will embellish the midrange and bass, making them sound in a way you have never heard before!Optimal Listening Experience: The towering height allows for adjustments to ear level, greatly enhancing overall sound delivery.

Liked the simple, attractive design ... the plastic moulding piece that goes between the pillar and the base plate was a nice touch, both visually and functionally. Foam padding for top plates to add an extra layer of vibration reduction whilst protecting the base of your speakers The height is another principal factor, no matter where you want to arrange your garniture and what you are expecting from the listening sessions. TUK: A high-end powered speaker system featuring AMT tweeters, an integrated DAC, and a dedicated headphone amplifier, offering audiophile-grade performance in a compact form factor. Awards and RecognitionConvenient and Aesthetic: The rotating top plate and sleek design, along with the color options, make these stands a stylish addition to any audio setup. Materials and fit and finish: I think the Kanto SX26 stands are made from quality, and seemingly very durable materials. Okay, those base plates are extremely dense and heavy, which you would want and expect, but I was still surprised at just how heavy they were. I used to have a set of Atacama stands supporting my KEF R300s, and they were absolutely fine, but by way of direct comparison the Atacama stands were not nearly as robust feeling. I know at a certain point weight can be an issue when we think about product materials, but I feel that it is perfectly reasonable to suggest that a speaker stand should feel very well planted, and the Kanto SX26 feels well planted. You can add some mass to the columns to reduce distortion, which appears with every vibration and isn’t fully removed by bracing. It’s recommended to not more than 70% of your stand’s height to save gravity center on its position. What is the best height for speaker stands?