Kanto S2 Tilted Desktop Speaker Stands for Small Speakers & Compact 2”-3” Studio Monitors | Supports 6 lbs (2.7 kg) | Damping Foam Padding | Pair | Black

These Kanto S2 speaker stands also work great to tip speakers downwards. My Klipsch ProMedia 2.1 speakers are positioned 14" above my ear level since they sit on the top of a computer roll-top desk, so they need a speaker stand to tip them down, not up. The ProMedia speakers sounded dull with their included stand that tips them upwards. After removing the factory stands, the black Kanto S2 stands securely hold the ProMedia speakers tipping them downwards, even though the speaker bottoms have a curve and would not sit flat on a desk. The S2 stands are very solid and the padding is firm, not cheap foam. The padding protects the speakers and is also on the bottom protecting the desk. There is also a small pad on the center tab. These S2 stands do exactly what I need to tip my speakers downwards. The sound is much improved. I paid 19.99 on Amazon, now (1 month later) they are 29.99. They were definitely worth 19.99, but 29.99 seems a little expensive.

Pas vraiment adaptés aux édifier M60, à cause de la positions des patins en gomme sur les HP. Je l’avais remarqué avant l’achat. Finalement c’est suffisamment stable et j’ai décidé de les conserver car leur taille est idéale en dehors de ce détail pour une utilisation avec les M60.

I bought them for the Kanto Ora speakers and they are a good fit. Check sizing before you buy because they are not for medium to large speakers. Not much else to say except got them on sale for $20 and am happy with the money spent.

Pricey but with superb build quality. Love all the foam padding on top and at the bottom of the stand. Using it for my AudioEngine A2, perfect fit.

Love these little stands, reasonably priced, look good and they angle my bookshelf speakers perfectly on my desk. The padding eliminates unwanted vibration. The metal is a little soft (aluminium I think) and can be bent if you are not careful with them, but they are strong enough to hold up the speakers securely. Just don't lean on them!