Kanto SP26PLW 26 Inch Bookshelf Speaker Stand - Low Profile - 2 Pack (White)

Excellent stands, excellent finish, perfect height, extra feature for Kanto speakers but will work with all. These stands are very sturdy and provide a great platform for any size speaker. The stands come with two sizes of top platform and have holes to mount Kanto's own speakers via a 1/4-20 bolt. I currently have a set of Jamo S803 bookshelfs in white on top of of these stands and the whites match very well. With the largest plate on, the speakers hang off about an inch front and back, but the plate hangs out about one half of an inch on each side. The small mount will be hidden by these speakers, but use double sided tape for extra stability. I don't believe Kanto does not explicitly say that these stands are fillable for extra weight, but I will tell you that they are indeed fillable with a simple assembly change, as follows. The bases are a heavy slab of metal with a separate plastic finishing piece that completely covers the top and sides of it. NOTE: Face the label on the bases so its visible so the feet screw in properly and easily. The center shaft that runs to the top plate is an oblong shape. Both the base plate and cover have cutouts, on one side of the oblong shape, to run cables through. To seal the bottom so that the shaft can be filled, simply rotate the inner base plate 180 degrees so the cutouts don't line up. Pay attention that the cutout on the cover plate and the 45 degree cutout at the top of the shaft are both facing the same side, the back. The inner base plate's cutout will be facing the front, but the cover plate will hide it. You'll see when you put it together. I was able to fit 4ish pounds of long grain rice in each shaft. You will be able to fit more sand than rice, weight wise, but sand is a pain to clean up if it gets tipped over on accident.

Exceptional speaker stands at an incredible value. In search of an ideal support for my MA Bronze 100 bookshelf speakers, I faced the challenge of finding a balance between budget constraints and stability requirements. The Kanto stands emerged as the perfect solution, backed by multiple reviews instilling confidence in their performance. Not only do these stands flawlessly complement the aesthetics of my MA speakers with their matching color, but they also offer a practical and aesthetically pleasing solution for managing speaker wires. Negotiating banana plugs through the stands posed no issues, showcasing the thoughtful design catering to aesthetically pleasing placement considerations. Stands are solid and well built, with provisions for 2 base plate sizes! One standout feature that caught my attention is the toe-in capability, allowing the base plate to rotate. This innovative design element enhances the overall listening experience, demonstrating Kanto's commitment to meeting the demands of discerning audiophiles. In conclusion, I am thoroughly satisfied with the Kanto speaker stands and will undoubtedly explore their offerings for future audio setups. Kanto has undoubtedly earned my trust as a reliable choice for premium audio accessories.

This is one of the most impressive random products I have ordered off Amazon in a while. Clearly these speaker stands were designed by people who are real audio enthusiasts and set out to make the best speaker stand they could. Even the packaging is very thoughtfully done. The features (speaker angle adjustable, cable routing, extra base for compatibility) are very well executed and all you really need. It's a heavy duty stand with an understated but classy style, and the finish on everything is excellent. Even the feet for the bottom of the stands feel premium. I'm using audioengine A5+ speakers, they fit and look great. Highly recommend!

This stand is attractive and quite heavy. It comes with two different size top plates to accommodate a variety of speakers. The top plates have a thick rubber cushion to dampen speaker vibrations and it comes with a nice set of thick rubber feet for hard floors and spikes for carpet. The channel to hide your speaker wires or in my case the power cord to the speakers is wide enough to easily accommodate a range of wire thicknesses and a power connector for powered speakers. It is attractive looking, not looking like every other speaker stand but more like the $400+ speaker stands. Everything comes nicely packaged, double boxed. The only negative is that they tend to get paint in the base plate thread holes and this can make hand screwing in the rubber feet very difficult. This problem was especially prevalent with the white stands (I purchased both black and white ones). Getting the threads cleaned out was a chore on the white set. It was not as difficult on the black set. Once together, they are rock stable. They do have the ability to be adjusted so the top plate can be angled toward the listener and supports a + or - 15 degree adjustment or other settings with multiple screw holes in the plate. Additionally if your speaker supports a standard ¼ mount screw in its base, you can attach your speakers to the stand. Overall, I would highly recommend.

Great speaker stands. Sturdy and looks good in the living room. The only real problem with them is that the rubber feet damaged my hardwood floor. Looks like a plasticizer issue. Didnt notice til I moved the stands a couple of times

I bought these after returning another set of primarily wooden stands to another retailer. Those were difficult to assemble, at least for this non-handyman, and the wood posts split when tightening. The Kanto speaker stands were much easier to assemble, and the solid steel construction makes them very solid and secure. The bases themselves are quite heavy, which is what one would want from stands that are supporting valuable speakers. The height is just perfect for the speakers to rise above the couch and chair but still blend unobtrusively into the room, and the sleek, dark look is very stylish.

Was going to buy the KEF stands for my LSX50 speakers but for the price (1/2) the cost thought I would try these. Very surprised at the quality. Easily as good as any Sanus stands I have bought in the past. Very well made, great looks and super stable. Love them

I have a pair of KEF LSX speakers and need speaker stands. Hi first looked at the KEF LSX S1 speaker stands, but they were $350 which really didn’t make much sense. Furthermore, it felt over designed. So I took a look at the Kanto SP26. They are almost the same height as the S1s so height is fine. These were less than half the price so I didn’t expect much. But when I received them, I was very pleasantly surprised. These stands weight 33+ pounds. Extremely solidly built. Construction is excellent. When I opened the box, the packing was as nice as Apple iPhone packaging. Super simple design. Good workmanship (Made in China). It came with a smaller pair and a larger pair of speaker platforms. Unfortunately, both were too big for the LSX speakers. But I was able to remove the speaker connector from one of the platforms and screw the connector directly onto the speaker. Then I was able to screw that price onto the stand. And it worked!!! So yes. This stand works with the KEF LSX speakers with a minor modification. I would highly recommend it as an alternative to buying the $350 S1 stands. The SP26 actually looks better in my opinion. Much more simple and clean.