🔊 Enhance Your Sound Experience with Knox Gear Aluminum Bookshelf Speaker Stands - Black (Pair) Review

I use it to raise the front speakers for a computer shelf system. They're heavy and solid with good padding on the bottom to keep them from moving or vibrating.

I almost thought I could get new speakers but these stands really helped my Song bookshelf speakers shine. More sound depth in my room where the speakers are placed.

The product dimensions shown are not correct as the box they came in is smaller than currently shown as at 16/07/2021. The correct dimensions are as follows. Height: 9" (front hem adds another 9/16"). Front width: 7 11/16 inches. Spine width: 6 9/16 inches. Depth: 9 7/16 inches.

So originally I was looking for a Soundrise Pro-9 to get my studio monitors off my desk... DON'T DO IT! Go and buy it! I have a Kali Audio LP-6 that weighs about 15 pounds each. These racks hold them up great! A little hesitant, but I can live with it and save some space on my desk! Save $100 and get it right here!

This is the highest quality you can get for a speaker stand. Made from very thick aluminum (0.3 inch). It holds my huge Edifier S2000-MKIII (with 5.5" speaker, about 20 pounds each) rock solid. There are products that cost more than triple your money and I can't find any reason to spend your money on them.

These speaker stands are great, they are solid and hold my Kanto YU6 speakers perfectly at ear level. I have a small desk (about 51 inches wide) and they fit nicely in a corner with a slight overhang because my speakers are facing inwards. I don't feel like my desk is cluttered, in fact the ability to store small things under the speaker is a great feature for IE. Remote control. Highly recommended,

One of my coasters was visibly deformed after just 2 hours of use. My speakers aren't even heavy, they only weigh 13 pounds! I decided to install one of the coasters for a few hours just to test it out and see how well it works before installing the second one. After 2 hours I compared them to intact ones and noticed that they had already started to bend and warp. Soundrise has previously stated that aluminum alone costs $60 a pair. So I can only assume that inferior metal is used in these Knox