Sound Anchors Adjustable 46" Medium Monitor Stands - Pair

When your monitors are positioned properly on rigid stable platforms your entire sound-field is more clear, tones are more accurate, dynamic contrasts are greater and subtle anomalies in the mix are more apparent. Sound Anchors Speaker Stands help make proper speaker placement possible so that you can get the sound right. The common solutions (shelves and wall mounts) are partial solutions but they hardly ever work really well. They seldom position your monitors exactly where they need to be for best sound and usually have other problems as well.

Sound Anchors Large Adjustable Monitor Stands are designed to support main or midfield monitors in moderate sized control rooms for music, surround sound monitoring or CD mastering. They are also very well suited for use in radio and television broadcasting studios, film post production facilities

Sound Anchors Large Adjustable Stands are hand crafted in the USA. They are made of large section rectangular and square steel tubing. Their design and construction makes them rigid and stable. They are spiked at the floor to anchor your monitors in space. Special sorbathane pads are provided for use between the speaker and stand. Sound Anchors Large Adjustable Monitor Stands are shipped hollow but we suggest that they be filled with shot and or sand to eliminate resonances and add mass (Sound Anchors do this for you with their smaller stands but these stands do not ship well filled). The lower cross piece on the Large Adjustable Monitor Stands can be used as a shelf to support your power amp. Sound Anchors Large Adjustable Speaker Stands deliver professional performance and professional appearance which makes your studio sound and look more professional.

Sound Anchors Large Adjustable Stands are sold in pairs in two standard configurations but they are also available in larger sizes for monitors that do not fit on our standard size stands. Sound Anchors can also make special versions of the Large Adjustable stand for use with your video monitors