Kanto S6W Tilted Desktop Speaker Stands for Large Bookshelf Speakers & Full-Size 5”-7” Studio Monitors | Supports 20 lbs | Damping Foam Padding | ¼”-20 Mounting | Pair | White

but because of the size and weight of my speakers, I had few, to no choices. Stands are surprisingly heavy and robust. Plus, fit the pads on my speakers almost exactly. Glad this quest is over.

I have a pair of the KEF LS50 Metas on my desktop in the white, and got the white in the stands. They match nicely (both are more of a matte white finish), and they support the speakers with ease. Very sturdy stands! Highly recommended.

These are made for the Kanto YU6, which is what I have, so they fit perfect. The quality and finish are amazing, a no-brainer to complete your Kanto setup. They’re also cushioned underneath and where the speakers mount, and secure with an Allen (bolt & key included) Highly recommend to anyone who wants to aim/lift their speakers up a bit. Worth every penny.

Robust stand, screws in from the bottom so don’t put the foam pads on the bottom of the speaker yet. Made of steel, so they’re heavier than they look.

I know that this product was designed to angle desk speakers up towards the listener. However for our needs, our home theater KEF Q300 bookshelf speakers (17 lbs. each) needed to be angled down about 17 degrees. These Kanto S6W speaker stands are really well constructed heavy duty and at 16 degrees were a custom fit for our unique application! Having the sound directed at the listener has provided a noticeable improvement. Needless to say we are very pleased.

Accommodates dynaudio excite x14 without issues

I use them with a pair of KEF Q150 and those are big speakers and they hold them in place perfectly.

Really improved the desktop sound of my Kef bookshelf speakers. Wish I had purchased years ago. And, when Im ready to upgrade from the Kefs, these stands will work nicely. Highly recommended!

These are set angle. Which means you cannot adjust them. So when I put the Kanto YU6 speakers on them they pointed them over our heads on our couch. These were setup on a standard TV audio stand. They are way over priced for not being able to adjust them. We sent them back.

These look great under my ancient (but great!) B&W 302 speakers and really dress up my space. The pads are great for protecting the speakers’ and desktop finish, but not so great isolating the sound vibrations from my desktop. My 1 1/2” thick teakwood desktop vibrates quite handily, no doubt coloring the sound. I will add some isolation pads under the stands and let you know how that works out in an update.