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Here's why speaker stands are important:
15° Tilt for 20% Better Sound Quality
The DS2 Desktop Stands' 15-degree tilt is a critical feature, unlocking the true potential of your speakers. This optimal angle efficiently directs sound waves to your listening position, placing you at the center of every note. Experience a significant 20% improvement in sound quality, making each listening session more immersive and enjoyable.
Crafted for Performance
The DS2 Desktop Stands are constructed with high-quality materials, designed not just for aesthetic appeal but for enhancing audio performance. The use of high-performance silicone rubber in these stands serves a dual purpose: reducing surface vibration for clearer sound and providing stable support for your speakers.
Designed for Your Space
We know that desk space is valuable. That’s why the DS2 Stands are designed to be compact, taking up minimal space while maximizing your audio experience. Their sleek, space-efficient design ensures that your desktop remains organized and your listening experience is not limited to spatial constraints.
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Ernie Kinney
Reviewed in Canada on August 28, 2024
hey lift my speakers to the perfect height, improving sound clarity and reducing vibrations. The build quality is excellent, and they hold my speakers securely in place. These stands not only enhance audio performance but also look great on my desk. Highly recommended!
Unhappy in Katong
Reviewed in Singapore on June 17, 2024
Lisa J.
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2023
When setting up a Near Field Speaker setup, placement is everything. My new home office is a small 40 in x 20 in desk, 29 in tall, and the my Audio Engine P4 speakers are on either side of my MacBook. My old desk was a 60 in by 30 in desk, 36 in tall. The old setup had the speakers 7 inches higher, and the front of the speakers were almost twice as far away from where I sit (24 inches vs. around 12 now.) The new desk dropped the speakers much lower, and were much closer, so the sound field was much smaller and more difficult to optimize. My goal was to recreate an audiophile type near field monitor setup at a reasonable price using my existing AudioEngine P4s, but with a smaller (in size) amp at my smaller home office desk setup.In the new setup, before I used these stands, I had my speakers tilted a couple of degrees using a small rubber pad on the front. When I switched over to the stands, the speakers instantly created an immersive sound field that enveloped my sitting space. I was so surprised, I had my wife come test to confirm I wasn't just crazy. She said as she was sitting down in the chair she could "feel" the sound change as she settled into the chair within the sweet spot of the sound field. The sound field's sweet spot literally emerged within a few inches. Standing behind the chair is a different experience than sitting in it.An unexpected benefit is that I am running my speakers with a bit less volume from the amp to create the same level of sound. This is great in our small condo, as my wife can't hear my music near as much now at her office setup in the kitchen 20 feet away.FYI - I am using these stands with 5+ year old AudioEngine P4s, a brand new AudioEngine N22 Amp (small enough for my new desk), and an IFI Uno DAC, plus an old subwoofer I had laying around tucked in the corner of the room. The entire setup cost less than $550, and it is astounding. Most of my listening is Amazon Music Unlimited or Apple Music via the DAC. (Note - I am SUPER happy with the new N22 Amp. Even though it is rated at 25 WPC, I am getting MORE than enough volume to make me happy, and my wife occasionally perturbed - grin).Couldn't be happier with with the speaker stands.
Daniel Wander
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023
I didn't end up using these as speaker stands. Not bc there was an issue with them but my speakers actually came with their own. However, after sitting in the box for a long time it occurred to me to try them as a tablet stand for my desk. They are perfect if you use a tablet with a pen. The angle is right on the money to comfortably write, and the bottom lip works great as palm rest. I have one in my home office with my iPad mini and the other at work that I use with my iPad Air. Now with the Air the tablet hangs over the top a lot so if you put pressure there it will tilt, but light pressure is fine. Also, for writing it's still not an issue bc the pressure of my writs and arm offsets any pressure at the top with the Apple Pencil. I'm now considering of doing some modifications to add in a charging solution. I tried some of the more expensive adjustable stands. They are cool and all but I prefer a fixed solution bc note taking is the primary focus.
DQT
Reviewed in Japan on September 25, 2021
It is a nice accessory for Audioengine A5+ wireless.
Wipster
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021
I just purchased a new receiver to replace the one that blew up after 10 years of heavy use and my new one has Dolby Atmos. I really didn't want to buy specific speakers for that purchase when I already had a number of Klipsch KG.5 bookshelf speakers that would work perfectly for the task... I was going to build some bases that would allow me to get the ~15% rise needed, but I decided to search to see if something similar already existed. Lo and behold I found these puppies, which fit my needs perfectly! And they work great, sitting on top of my Belle's. Inexpensive solution to a problem a lot of folks probably have.
Cristina
Reviewed in Italy on November 14, 2019
Vado altoparlanti perfette per il desktop non rigidi da rovinare le casse appoggiate e non morbide da essere cedevoli. Buon prodotto. Forse pochi gradi di inclinazione se vogliamo trovare un difetto magari servirebbero più inclinate ma è tutto relativamente personale.
JRG
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2018
Good construction. Soft plastic/rubber material that, in an audio studio w/o a mosh pit, should stand up to anything that is in there. These will pretty much outlast you, so make sure they are in your will. I could tell my bass response was MUCH better as soon as I put in my reference CD. I happen to use Rush, Roll the Bones - it's sonic quality is easy to 'tune' speakers for my ear (make sure you find a song that you can go to every time YOU get behind new monitors!) in my opinion. MUCH more Getty in every song which was nice of course. Other than that, it's just hard to imagine why these were so much money for what they are but in the end, they ARE one of the cheapest monitor stands that I found. I would imagine most Mfr costs are involved in transportation from China to US. In the end - YES, would recommend them to my BFF.
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Reviewed in Turkey on November 14, 2018
fiyatını kesınlikle karşilamuyo masayla tıtresimleri %60 felan kesiyodur en fazla ama görsel olarak kitap veya hergangi bişeyden daha iyi ama verdiği açı çok güzel kargo hızı cok iyi ertesi günğ elimdeydi
Johnny Rock It
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2018
It’s made of a rubbery/soft plastic material that tilts your monitors at the optimal angle for an noticeable improvement in sound. They also acts as a slight dampener for the vibration projected from your monitors/speakers to your desk.Definitely pricey for what it is, but hey you gotta pay extra for the idea and execution. Took off 1 star because it was I think they could've been a little more fair with pricing. Maybe if they were $29 or something like that would've gotten a 5 star from me.I use it to tilt my Presonus Eries E4.5 and it made a noticeable difference in sound. My black monitors with the black tilt stand also looks sexy af.
Nathan Frith
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2014
I don't have Audioengine's, but these work well with my Pioneer BS22's. They cant the speakers to the perfect angle for desktop listening, and help isolate the speaker cabinet from my desktop. They are made of solid material, and should last for a long time. The only downside is price, but it would be difficult to DIY anything of this quality, and since there are really no other options on the market, I sprung for them. I won't ding them a star for price as others have either. Besides, to DIY something at this level would cost at least as much in materials and time. They are certainly no bargain, but I also don't think they are ridiculously overpriced either.
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