HumanCentric Desktop Speaker Stands Wedge for Medium Speakers, Anti Vibration Silicone Angled Riser for Computer, Bookshelf, and Studio, Compatible with A5+, HD4, HD6, P4, HDP6 and More

I was hoping to find something like this for my desktop studio monitors and didn't really expect to. They are angled well for near-field use. You don't get reflection from your desk surface, and at least in my setup the speakers' sound is directed exactly right. I didn't realize that they're not solid, but that's actually a good thing. There's minimal surface in contact with the desktop, so that minimizes vibrations, and what there may be are pretty much dampened by the silicone material. But they're still plenty sturdy enough for the weight of my 5" powered monitor speakers. I don't push my speakers loud, so I can't say how they'd do with high volume. But they're working great in my studio at the volumes I work with. Very pleased with them.

These speaker stands are well-designed and do a great job of angling the sound upward. The anti-slip base keeps everything stable, and the build quality feels solid. They’re compact but provide a noticeable improvement in sound direction. Great value for the price.

From an audiophile's perspective, the decision to acquire these rubber desktop speaker stands was driven by a pursuit of optimal audio quality. These stands are specifically designed to angle speakers in such a way that they deliver sound more precisely to the listener's position. This is particularly crucial in a setup involving an adjustable desk, where the elevation and angle of sound projection can significantly impact the listening experience.The noticeable improvement in sound quality with these stands is a testament to their effectiveness. The Klipsch speakers, renowned for their audio clarity, have benefitted greatly from this positioning, leading to a more immersive and accurate sound stage. This enhancement in audio directionality ensures that the sound waves are optimally aligned with the listener's ears, creating a more refined and engaging audio experience.Furthermore, the decision to extend this setup to the Klipsch Center Channel speaker is a strategic move to ensure timbre matching. This is vital for maintaining a consistent and harmonious sound signature across the speaker array, enhancing the overall auditory experience.The choice of material for these stands is also noteworthy. The sturdy, rubbery texture not only provides a secure grip, preventing any unwanted movement or slippage on the adjustable desk, but also contributes to dampening vibrations, thereby preserving the purity of sound. This combination of functional design and material choice makes these stands an ideal choice for any audiophile looking to optimize their desktop audio setup.

I recently purchase a new pair of studio/computer speaker for my desk and needed to have them angled up toward my ears. I'd ordered foam risers/vibration dampeners but they were considerably bigger than my speakers and didn't offer anywhere near the angle I needed. These speaker stands a smaller, good looking, offer a better (steeper) angle and, by virtue of being rubber, still act as a vibration dampener between my speakers and my desktop.

Perfect little wedges. Soft enough to dampen vibrations but firm enough to hold the speakers without getting mushed.

So, I just turned 50 and decided to buy myself a whole new gaming PC setup. A new standing desk, gaming computer, ultrawide monitor, LEDs; wall art, paint job, yeah, I dropped $4000 on that setup. You know, just like every YouTuber who gets to write off their streaming/editing setup because they make a video out of it. But I’m just a dude who’s worked at a public school for 30 years, so every aspect of my setup was decided by a bang-for-your-buck criteria. So, when I purchased speakers for my gaming setup, after research, I went with sub $100 Edifier powered monitors (the ones with 15,00 reviews). It was such an improvement from the free, tiny PC speakers that came with my previous PC. Amazing. I loved them so much I started researching near-field powered monitors and started watching YouTube videos about what speakers these YouTubers decided to use in their own setups. I was ready to drop $300 - $500 on better speakers because I went from 1 to 10 with the Edifiers; I wanted to go Klipsch or Elac and see if I could go to 20. Most of these YouTube guys edit with near-field power monitors and, price notwithstanding, I noticed all of them had their speakers on stands or mounted to the wall so that the speakers where at eye level. Or ear level. I just had my speakers sitting on my desk, pointing straight forward, not towards my ear. So, I started researching desktop speaker arms that could raise my speakers 18” off my desk to improve my experience. But they all cost $100 or more. And they’re ugly. Remember, this is a bang-for-your-buck build. Then, after an hour or so of browsing Amazon, I came across these speakers stands that perform the same function for $20. These stands point your speakers directly to your ears, they are supper cheap, and you’ll notice a significant difference in your music delivery. Amazing sound from >$100 speakers and the sound doubles with these $20 speaker stands. Buy them…they are cheap, simple, and amazing. One note: when I purchased these speaker stands, they looked metal in the pictures, but they are rubbery. Still though, they work flawlessly.

I intended to use these with small desktop speakers. These stands are so sturdy I decided to try them with my home theater center channel. Raised and angled it like a champ. The speaker weighs 26 lbs. Exceptional product and highly recommended!