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I purchased these stands for my Rocket 5 Gen 4 monitors, and they look exceptional on my creator desk. I could not be happier with having my monitors elevated from the desk. I highly recommend these stands to anyone seeking an aesthetic upgrade and a slight elevation for their monitors.

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I own (2) pairs of these for my (2) desk setups. They are fantastic. They are very heavy and sturdy and do not move even when I accidentally pull the cord with my foot.They also do not move when moving my pc stand setup that is on wheels for easy maintenance. If I spin the pc stand around and accidentally pull too hard on the speaker wire it doesn't normally yank the speakers off the desk.I have my sit/stand desks about 20 inches from the wall mounted monitors. There is plenty of space for the speakers to be yanked off into that big opening but it never does. It never does because the stand is made of exotic super metal from space formed in the heart of a dying star and can only be lifted by the worthy (joking but it seems that way).They are not cheap but you get what you pay for. If you want some stands that are:-incredibly durable and sturdy-give you that upward cant, to align the voice coils of the tweeter and mid woofer so sounds of the full audio spectrum reach your ear at the same time (time correction), and reduce sounds bouncing off the desk causing smearing and excessive bass at only a few frequencies overwhelming the fidelityThese are what you need. If you have expensive speakers that have active circuitry in them that time align the tweeter and woofer then I have no idea if canting upwards would make your speakers sound worse or not. Either way, these speaker stands are great!

I bought these because I wanted to use Micca RB42 speakers (great by the way!) on my desk at work. Since I'd be sitting right in front of them, I wanted the speakers angled up so they would sound better. This also provides some decent isolation from the desk. I'm very happy with the size of these, they're perfect for the RB42 speakers! One star removed because they're expensive for what they are.

Got these to angle and support a pair of Project Speakerbox 5's and they work well. I was unsure if I'd have to go up a size as these speakers are heavier than Kanto recommends, but these work well and no issues here. I have been happy with Kanto's desktop stands for some time now as I also have a pair of 6" tall stands supporting a pair of Kef Q150's on my desk. Highly recommended.

Purchased a new 5.1 sound bar. Only place for the wireless rear speakers was high on top of a bookshelf behind my couch. These stands were the perfect solution. As you can see from my pictures, I reversed the stand and positioned the speakers facing down at a 16 degree angle. The stands themselves are super heavy and are solid!I Was afraid the speakers would fall off but the stands themselves come with a non-slip cushion both under the base of the stand and on the stand themselves. The speakers are solidly in place and do not move. I have no issue with placing them downward.Stands come with screws to secure them further onto the stand … sadly my rear speakers and their power cable are directly underneath the base so I can’t use the screws but even with the wire resting flatly on the base of the stand they are still super secure.Great purchase! You won’t go wrong with these!

I added Edifier powered speakers to our family room tv to improve sound quality. The additional tilt and lift of the these speaker stands improves the overall clarity and dispersion of the tv output. I also have the same speakers and speaker stands for my desktop office computer. The speaker stands do improve the quality of the music. I definitely recommend the Kanto Desktop Speaker Stands.

I have Mackie CR4-X monitors perched up on them and I have no complaints. Monitors are fully supported and don’t slide around.