🔊 Enhance Your Audio Setup with Kanto S2 Desktop Speaker Stands in Elegant Black Finish Review

I got this version for my a2 audio engine! This is a lot better than the standard Audioengine rubber pads, which get sticky and crack over time. Perfect fit as seen in my photo. Comes well packaged and includes a microfiber carry bag! The stand is well padded at the contact points to avoid scratching your valuable speakers. Raise the speakers to direct the sound to my ear. Racks are strong and won't flex under the weight of the speakers. Happy with my purchase.

They go great with my white YU2 speakers. They help reduce energy loss from my desk surface and direct the tweeters toward my head, which improves the sound quality a bit. To be honest they seem a bit flimsy and I can't help but think they should be around $10-$15 or less. Or they should just come with the YU2, although separate access is probably fine for anyone buying them for other speakers. I would recommend that you go with the black ones, not the white ones. The white is a little…

I bought these coasters in two different sizes (this S2 and also her S4) and I really liked both of them. A pair of S4s had a very slight white paint blemish but these black S2 pillars arrived in perfect condition. I really like the spacers and the protection they provide between the metal frame and my speakers. I'm a fanatic about not scratching things and my speakers are gloss black so they're perfect. I use them with a pair of NHT SuperZero 2.1 speakers unlike most would probably use them…

I have a pair of M-Audio AV40 studio monitors. I'm not a producer; I just wanted some really good sounding speakers for my PC. I propped them up at an angle with some Styrofoam pieces I cut out of a dry ice cooler. With money burning a hole in my pocket, I started looking at Revain for something that would make my job a little more elegant. I've also had issues with styrofoam sliding across my desk and not supporting both speakers at the same angle etc. I've found many very expensive floor…

They worked great for my application. when buying anything. Worked great with speakers installed properly and fairly solid with no vibration transmitted to the table. Good product, a bit pricey but I would recommend it to anyone spending a ton of money on a custom gaming rig.

It's hard to tell the size, so let me break it down. I have AudioEngine HD3 speakers that sit on these stands. The fit is absolutely perfect. The base of the stand is slightly narrower than the width of the base. The sloping portion of the stand reached just over half the depth of the speaker base. This does two things. First, it's deep enough to provide stability, the speaker won't tip over and stay out. Second, it actually gives it a lively feel and I really like the way it looks. Very simple

Minirig 3 is the best Bluetooth speaker I have ever had. The problem with the mini rig is that it is designed with the speaker facing up. I found these to be amazing directional speakers so bought another to pair with. I couldn't find any speaker stands designed for them. I almost gave up the search and wanted to do it myself. I had these from another pair of speakers so I gave it a try. Now I can easily set it up to point at me wherever I take it.

I bought these to use with two Sonos Play:1 speakers and they worked great. They're a bit small, but they do the job when your speakers are in a low-traffic area. Mine are on the windowsill behind my couch, serving as the rear left and right surround speakers, so I have to angle them. I would think twice about putting my speakers on my desk or somewhere they could be constantly knocked over. The coasters are just little metal wedges and feel a bit overpriced, but they look a lot better than the

I don't like the Audioengine A2+ stands because they look so simple. So I went for these Kanto S2 stands, I like the design better and they are cheaper than the previous ones. The stand fits my white Audioengine A2+ speakers perfectly!