About the Kanto S2
Clever angled speaker stands
These ingenious speaker stands are designed to fit a pair of Kanto YU2 desktop speakers. They decouple the speakers from your furniture to reduce unwanted resonance, and introduce a 16-degree upward tilt that helps you hear your music better from a seated position.
Product highlights:
- designed to fit Kanto YU2 speakers
- reduce unwanted vibration that can color sound
- aluminum base with non-slip foam padding
- 16° upward vertical tilt
- weight: 4.8 oz.
- warranty: 2 years
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # S2
What's in the box:
- 2 Desktop speaker stands
- Cloth drawstring pouch
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Features & specs
Number of Stands Included | 2 | |
Stand Type | Tabletop | |
Compatibility | Kanto YU2 | |
Height | 1.375 | |
Weight Capacity | 6 | |
Base Dimensions | 4.0 x 5.375 | |
Top Plate Dimensions | 2.875 x 4.1875 | |
Materials | Steel | |
Adjustable | No | |
Wire Management | No | |
Fillable | No |
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Features
Desktop Stands: Pair the Kanto S2 desktop stands with your Kanto YU2 powered desktop speakers or other brand of desktop speakers of similar size and weight.
- Overall Dimensions: 4.0" (w) x 1.375" (h) x 5.375" (d)
- Top Plate Dimensions: 2.875" (w) x 4.1875" (d)
- Base Dimensions: 4.0" (w) x 5.375" (d)
- Weight Capacity: up to 6 lbs
Note: Your compatible desktop speakers should measure 3" to 5" (w) x 4" to 6.5" (d), and weigh no more than 6 lbs.
16° Vertical Tilt: With 16° of vertical tilt, the S2 desktop speaker stands angle your speakers towards your ears, ensuring you experience the full range of frequencies they have to offer.
Vibration Resistant: The S2 desktop speaker stands feature multiple areas of foam padding to maintain stability and reduce vibration.
Available Colors: The S2 desktop stands are available in a Black or White finish to compliment your decor.
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