#KEF LS50 META SPEAKER STANDS PLUS#

Some of them are angled a bit up though, like the Kanto SE6.įinally you have the lifted stands, like the isoacoustic stands or the Kanto SP6HD.

I've read that some of them can be a bit wobbly though and start point downwards if your speaker is heavy and reaches out beyond the top plate. They require some desk space for the base plate, but leave room underneath the speaker which can be used, and also makes it easier to clean. vesa, but not all speakers have mounts in the back for such mounting, so they have to stand on a plate. Another option would be table clamps with some sort of mount for the speakers, e.g. But I couldn't find any good ones, they all have the top plate mounted centrally, so if you have the table standing up to a wall you wouldn't be able to fit the them. This would give you more table space and probably a cleaner look. The most functional stand imo would be a table clamp style stand (like a monitor arm). I've got a pair of Kali LP6v2 speakers and have been considered different stands for a while now (atm I just have them standing on a pile of books). I'd love to hear your personal opinions on what makes a good desk stand in general too. I thought we should be getting tweeter to ear height so we're getting close to on axis FR and to reduce desk reflections? How far above do speakers have to be compared to the desk? However, I realize the shorter height of Meta compared to R3 forces me to move the speaker up more, and I have to find a way to boost the height by a lot while making it look nice. I chose Metas because they look nice and have high WAF (yes, acceptance factor for me). It'd have to be white or black, and they are 4in tall so I'd have to stack multiple. Yoga blocks are functional, but I'm not sure how it'd look. Kanto has a 6in one with a wider top but that's only 6 inches of lift. I don't want expensive speakers to fall off the stand. The Kanto SP9 seemed nice but the stand top is too small to support a medium size speaker like the Meta I think. I'm looking to speaker stands for my desk to boost the height of LS50 Metas by ~14 inches which are silver/white, and black if there's no other choice. But most speaker stands seem to 10 inches or less.

#KEF LS50 META SPEAKER STANDS PLUS#

To get to ear height, I need 14.22 inches of height boost on average, plus or minus 2 inches based on posture. I'm about 'average height', and I calculate with the LS50 Meta's tweeter at 5.95 inches from the top of the desk when I place it down (height of LS50 meta divided by 2, since the design is symmetrical). Our products are protected with patents from the Intellectual Property Office, in alignment with the Registered Designs Act 1949.What puzzles me is how short many desktop speaker stands are. The standard finish of the legs is the same as the top and base plinth, however you can choose to have these in a different finish for a stunning contrast - black legs are particularly popular. The KEF LS50 Meta Wireless Speaker Stands are made from solid oak, and are available in multiple finishes: Satin Oak, Mahogany Stain, Walnut Stain, Cherry Stain, Satin Black, Gloss Black, Satin White and Gloss White. We are also able to create KEF LS50 Meta Wireless Speaker Stands to any bespoke height, with up to 700mm available at no extra cost to meet your exact requirements. The standard heights are 500, 600 and 700mm, which is the overall height from base of spikes to top of the absorbing dampers. This will enable you to get the best possible performance from the speaker. When you have established this, you can then work out the height of the speaker and stand to make sure this reference point is in line with your ear when listening to the music. Most loudspeaker manufacturers have a point on the speaker that is the reference point, this could be where the tweeter is, or another nominated position. Pairing the innate qualities of solid hardwood with our exclusive SONISPIKE© isolation spike technology, the KEF LS50 Meta Wireless Speaker Stands decouple your speakers from the floor and enhance your listening experience, eliminating the detrimental effects of vibration, reflection and resonance to your listening experience.Įach pair of speaker stands comes with 8 absorbing dampers for the speaker to rest on, and 8 SONISPIKE© precision-engineered stainless steel isolation spikes.

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