KantoSP9W Desktop Speaker Stands for Small/Medium Bookshelf Speakers & Compact/Mid-Size 2”-4” Studio Monitors 8.3" Tall Pair White

Many speaker stands consider a nearly square or in some cases even narrow and deep footprint or are not very sturdy. These here are pretty sturdy and the 2 speaker baseplate sizes that ship with the product can be mounted either straight or sideways and in several small angles. Additionally the speaker is held solidly in place with a base screw and the cables can be routed through the stand resulting in a stable and elegant appearance. The screw that mounts the speaker to the baseplate is a bit too long for the Denon Home 250, but it can be easily swapped against the screw that mounts that base plate to the stand itself resulting in a very sturdy mount. Considering some other stands are more than twice the cost, these are certainly worth the money especially as those speakers aren't very cheap either, so a sturdy stand was important to me.

Solid build quality, very easy to assemble and do cable management. Comes with multiple speaker bases which makes it very flexible to add bigger or smaller speakers. Note the front screw is NOT white it is a regular metal screw, Kanto did some clever editing in their photo.

Sturdy stands. Tad pricy for what they are but aesthetically pleasing for the set up.

I’m using these for my KEF LSX II’s and it’s the perfect complement; it’s modern and sturdy. Definitely no worries about it tipping over at all. Also easy to assemble and attach the bracket to the speakers. The fit and finish of the white ones I got is perfect and looks really high quality.The height of these couldn’t be more perfect too. My speakers are now at the absolutely perfect height to my ears. Especially if you’re using KEF LSX II’s with these, it’s perfectly level with your ears if you use these stands!

The first set i receieved were in pretty terrible condition for something that's supposed to be new - both columns had scars where the paint had stripped back to the metal, on the front of stand no less. One also quite a lot of staining and just generally lacked finesse (see image). The top plates were also insanely hard to attach to the column. Finally, attaching the speaker to the stand rendered it impossible to actually angle the top as advertised, unless you left it all loosely attached together. I have a suspicion that the scars at least were caused by the poorly thought through packaging - in the box the columns rest against the mounting bracket of the top plate (the scars and the top plates lined up the box) - i've no idea how Kanto haven't dealt with a very obvious problem - all it would literally need is a thin piece of foam to prevent metal pushing against metal. This doesn't excuse the other quality issues howeverThe second set, by comparison, are immaculate, despite being packaged the same way. There are none of the issues mentioned above. Almost like recieving a prototype then the final productThey're very sturdy, quite heavy for their size and i would say generally are built to last. From a design perspective i can't understand why they didn't put the mounting screw at the back instead of the front because it doesn't center in the hole and ruins what would otherwise be a premium aesthetic. Also the issue with mounting the speaker seeming to prevent rotation of the top plate could be addressed.I can't help thinking that they're $20 too expensive but that goes for many similar things like audioengine's DS1/2 stands, but there really aren't many options in this category in white, so as long you get a pair in the condition you would expect and are aware of their shortcomings i would recommend them

Love these white stands they fit my Pioneer DJ monitor speakers and match them perfectly in white, also they are very durable and the quality is really good I also highly recommend them.

I recently purchased the SP9W stands for my YU6 speakers, albeit with some hesitation. My initial concern was compatibility, as these stands are primarily designed for the YU2 or YU4 models, not the YU6. The recommended stands for YU6 are the SP6HDW, but they are not only shorter but also twice as expensive.Another point of concern stemmed from other reviews mentioning poor quality. However, to my pleasant surprise, the quality of the SP9W stands was impeccable. There were no signs of damage or poor craftsmanship. Moreover, the installation process was seamless. The stands come with two sizes of mounting plates, and the larger set fit my YU6 speakers perfectly.In summary, despite initial reservations, the SP9W stands proved to be an excellent fit for my YU6 speakers, both in terms of quality and compatibility.

I like the clean modern design, but the fit and finish are subpar compared to my other Kanto products (the YU4 and SUB8). The paint job is bad, the hue of white does not match the one on my Kanto speakers, and the way they were assembled looks a little haphazard. Overall, I am disappointed with the build quality because I was so impressed with my Kanto YU4. I'll keep them because the pros outweigh the cons, but would not recommend them.Pros:* It is made of steel and is sturdy.* It is well designed.Cons:* Paint job has small chips and uneven grainy finish* White hue does not match my Kanto YU4 white speakers.* The pad is misaligned on one foot* Only 2 washers are provided despite the picture in the manual showing 4* Sloppy build quality