Kanto S4 Desktop Speaker Speakers Review

I've long wanted to mount my monitors in a way that allows me to mix (or even enjoy) music without bending down to get my ears in the right place. I was worried about my monitors slipping and falling, but this hasn't happened after several months of sitting or standing desk use. There is a hole in the speaker stands that you can use to mount your monitors, but I don't have a hole in my monitors and I don't plan on making one in case I misunderstand the internal architecture. I am now convinced…

I was looking for something to support my new Edifier speakers so they are pointing towards my ears. For two pieces of metal it's a bit of money, but compared to other options I found it the best option, price and aesthetics. Definitely makes a difference!

These stands are absolutely perfect. Made from very heavy and hard metal (no plastic here!). The stands come with screws if required. The stand also has Foam A type of material where the speakers are positioned to prevent them from moving due to vibration Angles are just right to direct the sound towards the listener I use them in my living room with Polk Audio bookshelf speakers The sound becomes direct aimed at the listener Great product !

I need something simple but strong to hold my powered speakers on my desk. There is a slight ridge on the back of the stand to prevent the speaker from going too far back and holds it well. I didn't mount my speakers through them as I was ok they can be easily removed if I need to move them independently of the stand.

These stands are absolutely perfect. Made of very heavy and hard metal (no plastic here!). The stands come with screws if required. The stand has also foam A type of material in which the speakers are positioned to prevent them from slipping due to vibration The angles are just right to direct the sound towards the listener I use them in my living room with Polk Audio bookshelf speakers The sound becomes direct aimed at the listener Great product!

I use these stands to support my Audioengine HD6 speakers. These speakers are slightly larger than recommended for these stands, but still perform very well. Because a monitor is connected to a power source, they are heavier than traditional speakers of a similar size. The only downside is that although my speakers and stands allow the speakers to be rotated with a 1/4" screw, the position of the hole in the stands does not match. in the right place for the speaker. Not so hot what's up. Both…

I have long wanted to mount my monitors in a way that allows me to mix (or even enjoy) music without having to bend down to focus my ears in the right place. I was worried about my monitors slipping and falling, but this hasn't happened after several months of sitting or standing desk use. There is a hole in the speaker stands that you can use to mount your monitors, but I don't have a hole in my monitors and I won't make one in case I misunderstand the internal architecture. Now I am convinced