If you want to hide unsightly speaker wires, there are various methods of doing some. The easiest way is to get a speaker stand that has built-in cable management. Surprisingly, not every speaker stand has it. Feet Final thoughts and suggestions: I am very comfortable with my 4.5/5 rating of this product and I would be equally comfortable recommending it to family and friends. There is one key caveat that I will offer, and that it is important that you know exactly where you are putting the stands, and I mean precisely as after the fact moving them is not as easy as it should be. Consider in my scenario, on a wooden floor you absolutely will be using the floor isolation/protection discs. The issue is that they don't slide so when my stands needed to be moved, it took some doing. I ultimately found it possible to achieve, and I wouldn't say that it was difficult, but I do believe that it should have been easier nonetheless. Convenient and Aesthetic: The rotating top plate and sleek design, along with the color options, make these stands a stylish addition to any audio setup. I didn't use the included column cable directing feature. I actually forgot, how sad is that? Saying that, I did get a good look at the column and the cable section was well executed providing plenty of space and ease of use for sure. I fully intend to use this feature in the future, but suffice it to say that it is a well thought out and executed feature from the Kanto design team.

My guess is that these SX stands might be aimed more at the professional and upscale market, perhaps for audio installers who are paid by the hour and are thus happy to go out of their way to take full advantage of every available tweak/customization possible, or for "those" audio enthusiasts who tend towards perfectionism and don't mind paying lots for that last 10% of improvement. Feet are individually adjustable for uneven floors; can be used with the included bulls-eye level, and probably tilted upwards if desired by simply removing the rear ones. You shouldn’t worry about the grade of sound – any spare energy is absorbed and redirected by steel wedges into the floor, creating an effect of the refined professional sound of the huge floor-standing acoustic systems. With such stands, you’ll feel kind of cinema sound at home. You will instantly admit how Pangea’s construction technology affects all aspects of sound, involving bright coloring of the low mid-range, and nice bass. Moreover, you can fill all the four support pillars with sand or steel infusion for more professional vibration attenuation, which proves that they are the greatest speaker stands for large speakers. Enhanced Durability: Constructed from heavy-duty steel, these stands promise long-lasting durability. A speaker stand is an appliance that was made to increase the grade of your listening experience. I managed to gather the best speaker stands in one review, and also included a useful guide in the end.The metal components were well finished, blemish and burr free with no sharp edges. The only caveat here was that when using the included metal screws it did seem that the threading was being cut (finalized) while the screw was being driven into the channel. This is fine, and normal, but here I would like to have had a more premium feel. The threads were all tooled properly and things went in straight and with not too much effort, but even so I remember thinking that this step could have been better yet and given the market segment the SX26 is in, I almost think it should be expected. Very small thing to note, but I am trying to be balanced and fair. You can add some mass to the columns to reduce distortion, which appears with every vibration and isn’t fully removed by bracing. It’s recommended to not more than 70% of your stand’s height to save gravity center on its position. What is the best height for speaker stands?

LANGLEY, BC, CANADA, October 8, 2021 – Kanto today announced the introduction of its SX Series speaker stands, two premium-quality 22- and 26-inch-high stands that offer an elegant, understated appearance, best-in-class vibration isolation, easy cable management, and a number of useful accessories to accommodate the widest variety of stand-mounted loudspeakers. Measurements for these stands include top plate dimensions of 4.3" x 7.1"(11cm x 18cm) or 7" x 7"(17.8cm x 17.8cm), and a towering height of 32" (81cm). Additionally, foam speaker dampening is included as standard to optimize the audio output for purity and clarity. Features:Versatility: Suitable for different speakers like YU4, YU6, or other compatible speakers due to the option of two plate sizes. Liked the simple, attractive design ... the plastic moulding piece that goes between the pillar and the base plate was a nice touch, both visually and functionally.

Throughout its history, Kanto Loudspeakers has received numerous awards and accolades for its products, including: Actual installation wasn't nearly as complicated as I feared, though it was definitely more complicated than any other stands I've had.

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You want stands that hold your speakers as close to your ear level when in a listening position as possible. For example, if you're using the speakers in a home theater system where you will listen to them while sitting on a couch, you don't need stands that are as tall. But if you intend to be in a standing position while listening to them, you'll want a taller speaker stand. When using specialized constructions instead of self-made stands you’ll also receive a lot of easements supplied, for example, space for sand in the support pier or convenient cable compartments. Plates affect the sound as well, generally, the top plate will include an additional layer of separation between the pedestal and speaker. And the carpet spikes along with the rubber feet will manage to remove audible vibrations considering all specifications of the flooring.