Speaker stands can make a difference in the quality of sound coming from your speakers.
Reducing vibration: Speaker stands help to isolate the speakers from the floor or other surfaces they are placed on, reducing the amount of vibration that is transmitted through the structure. This can lead to clearer and more accurate sound, as unwanted vibrations can distort the sound and cause it to become muddy or unclear.
Proper height and positioning: Speaker stands allow you to position your speakers at the correct height and angle for optimal listening. This can help to ensure that the sound is directed towards your ears and that you are hearing the sound as the manufacturer intended it to be heard.
Improved stability: Using speaker stands can improve the stability of your speakers, reducing the risk of them falling over or getting knocked over accidentally. This can help to protect your speakers from damage and ensure that they continue to perform well over time.
A standard speaker stand is a static stand designed to hold a speaker in place. These stands are usually adjustable in height and can support speakers of different sizes and weights. They have a solid base and are built to ensure stability.
An air-assisted speaker stand uses pneumatic pressure to lift and lower the speaker. This technology is intended to reduce the amount of effort required to lift heavy speakers onto the stand, making it easier and safer for the user. Air-assisted stands have a foot pedal or button that the user can press to activate the lift mechanism. Once the speaker is at the desired height, the user can lock it into place using a locking mechanism.
The main difference between a standard speaker stand and an air-assisted stand is the lifting mechanism. While a standard stand requires the user to manually lift the speaker onto the stand, an air-assisted stand uses a pneumatic lift to do most of the heavy lifting. This makes the air-assisted stand easier and safer to use, especially for heavier speakers. However, air-assisted stands tend to be more expensive than standard stands and require a source of compressed air to operate.
Speaker stands come in all shapes and sizes. Depending on your needs, we have one that will work with your speakers. They hold speakers from 30lbs up to 100lbs. Here are some of our most popular stands.
Ultimate Support TS-110B | Load Capacity: 150 lbs
Gravity Stands SP4722B - Wind-Up Speaker Stand | Load Capacity: 90 lbs
Frankenstand F2 | Load Capacity: 50-80 lbs
Frankenstand F1 | Load Capacity: 30-50 lbs
Gravity Stands TLS431B | Load Capacity 55 lbs
Its important to to not exceed the weight limit of your speaker stand, as it can cause the stands to become unstable and potentially lead to damage or injury. To ensure that your speaker stands are safe and secure, always check the weight capacity specified by the manufacturer and choose stands that are appropriate for the size and weight of your speakers.
Carrying Bags make transportation a breeze. Here are some of the bags we carry:
Gravity Stands GBGWBLS331 Base plate bag
There are many other options available. Contact us to find a bag that will work for you.
Some of our favorites are:
