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Speaker stands perfect for any music studio
Speaker Stands are an essential tool to position your speakers in the right place within your listening environment. Our range of high quality speaker stands caters for loudspeakers and studio monitors of different sizes and weight. Both fixed height and height adjustable models are available. Sturdy speaker stands contribute to optimal speaker performance.
For proper music reception, a good player orspeakersis not enough for the sound to spread properly; those must be accurately positioned.
The best effect is achieved when thespeakers are at the height of the listeners' ears; for this reason, you should have ourspeaker stands. They will allow proper placement of your equipment and make the sound much better than coming fromspeakers standing on the floor or a high cabinet.
A wide range of Koala Audio products allows you to fit them into almost any interior. Thanks to the correct setting of the columns, you can use them to the maximum and enjoy the highest sound quality.
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High enough that the tweeter sits at your ear height when seated — typically 1,100mm to 1,250mm from the floor. Subtract the height of the tweeter above the monitor's base to get the stand height you need, which usually lands between 900mm and 1,100mm.
Generally yes, unless your stands have a decoupling system built into the top plate. Stands set the height and position; pads stop cabinet vibration coupling into the stand and returning as a smeared low end. They solve different problems.
You can, but they are usually the wrong tool. PA tripods are built for a 35mm pole socket and for height above a standing audience, so they tend to be taller than you want and less rigid than a filled column. For a fixed studio position, a floor-standing column stand will sound better and hold its setting.
If the stand is designed to be filled, yes — it adds mass, lowers the resonant frequency of the stand itself and improves stability. Use dry kiln-dried sand or lead shot, fill fully to avoid a partially filled cavity ringing, and seal it. Never fill a stand that was not designed for it.
If the desk has a dedicated monitor shelf at the right height and decoupled from the work surface, that does the same job. If the monitors sit directly on the main desktop, desktop stands will make an audible difference to the low mids. Our studio desks include models with integrated monitor shelves.
Both, depending on the model — check each listing. Product titles here state "PAIR", "EACH" or "SINGLE" where the manufacturer specifies it. If a listing is unclear, ask us before ordering.
Form an equilateral triangle: the distance between the two monitors should roughly equal the distance from each monitor to your head, with the monitors angled in to point at your listening position. In a small room, 1.0m to 1.3m apart is typical. Keep them away from corners and, where possible, at least 200mm off the front wall.
