Review on 🔴 Sanus SF22-B1 Steel Foundation IV 22" Black: Premium Stability and Style Combined by John Hall

I was impressed with the quality of these stands, from the weight and finish to the thoughtful mounting options to the packaging and part markings. Stability: The speakers I installed are heavy at 15 pounds each, but once installed the entire structure feels very stable. I imagine putting speakers on the stand (with attached with the supplied sharp pins or rubber pads). ). ). . For me, not having to screw the top of the stand to the speakers is a welcome relief. Some manufacturers offer threaded inserts on the underside of their speakers called foundation mounts, and these stands support that. One more thing - after attaching the posts to the base but before attaching the top speaker platforms, it is possible to fill the posts with sand or grit. for even more stability. Great option. I just don't need it. Design - Location: The design requires the direction of the speaker to match the base. In other words, the speaker platform does not rotate. So don't just think about where to place the speaker, but also which way to point it. In this position, the base of the speaker is aligned with the base in terms of orientation. For example, if the base is flush with a wall, the speaker will point directly away from the wall or along the wall, matching the two directions of the rectangular base. In other words, in this situation, the speaker isn't at a 45-degree angle to the wall; it will face one side of the rectangular base. The ability to adjust the direction of the upper speaker platform would add more versatility. Design - Cable Routing: Please note that the design requires the speaker cables to be routed outside of the stand; There is no way to sneak them through the base. There are additional guides for "pulling" the wires through special channels on both sides of the stand's uprights. The cables then run under the top platform to the backs of the speakers. It's not a problem for me, just something to be aware of. Soundproofing Design: These stands were designed by audiophiles, and many small details in the design aim to isolate the vibration of the speakers. The fact that the pieces fit together closely reinforces this quality. If years of experience prove otherwise, I'll report it. Assembly: Everything needed is included (except a Phillips screwdriver and scissors to cut the bags of parts). Everything is logical and qualitative. Okay, I scratched the back of my head a few times; A few more photos wouldn't hurt. But take your time and you are there. Assembly time for one coaster - allow about an hour for the first coaster. The second stand takes much less time. Enjoy how well everything is made and designed.