Details
A simple and stylish triple column speaker stand that is designed to improve the sound of your speakers, as well as allow for optimum positioning. The stand features a three tubular steel poles that can be sand or shot filled for extra mass and stability. This gives a tighter, more focused bass and a more accurate sound which can be of benefit in the recording studio or in hi-fi applications. To prevent the sound traveling through to the floor, causing unwanted noise leakage and problematic resonance, the stands also come supplied with 6mm floor spikes and neoprene speaker pads. With their striking and unimposing finish, these stands not only look great, they are perfect for getting the best quality sound and a more professional look from small or budget speaker system both in recording and monitoring applications and for hi-fi systems.
Professional-grade isolated audiophile monitor stands
200mm (h)
Speaker mounting plate: 178mm x 178mm
Base plate 230mm x 255mm
Solid metal speaker platform
triple pole with option for filling for added stability
Heavy duty base
Ideal for most flat bottom speakers
Includes optional foot spikes and neoprene pads for extended isolation
Silver finish
suitable for hi-fi, home cinema and recording studio use
Weight: 6.8kg (including packaging)
Height: 27.0cm x Width: 9.0cm x Depth: 70.0cm
Warranty: 12 months
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Apollo |
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