Kanto ST34 34” Universal Floor Speaker Stands for Bookshelf Speakers up to 13.6 kg | Pair | Black Steel w/Black MDF Base

Super easy to put together and with an understated look, thanks to a matt finish. Perfect height for listening and feels very sturdy. Bought for use with a set of Project Speaker Box 5s. Fits like a glove. Really happy with this purchase and would recommend to anyone.

These stands are high quality, well made, and I like the size too. Other stands are about 40-50cm in height, but even then when you place bookshelf speakers on them, the speakers aren't quite at 'ear level'. These being 70cm high, really raises your speakers up to the perfect height and as such, makes the speakers sound bigger. My Klipsch RP-500M II sit on them comfortably, though I use a bit of blutac underneath just to be safe. But thanks to the weight of the stands themselves, and the floor spikes, they aren't going anywhere even with little bumps and wobbles. Anyway they were easy to put together, the cable can be hidden through the stands themselves, so you get a clean look overall, and they do look nice with them Klipsch I gotta say.

These stands are ideal for small bookshelf speakers like the Dali Spektor 1s. They are solid and well made and easy to put together. Because they are slimmer than stands designed for full size speakers, they fit well in a smaller room. Although you can’t fill the uprights with ballast, they are quite heavy and hiding the cables in the uprights makes them even more elegant. They were delivered quickly and were very well packed. A great product. Highly recommended.

Pros: - Well made and easy to put together and fit smaller bookshelf speakers well. - good value but with some tweaks Cons: - the feet which fit to the base are screwed in. My floors not exactly level, only around 1/2 turn corner to corner resolved this to get the stands perfectly horizontal. However as there is no resistance in the feet tread, and the base was starting to resonate within a few minutes of using. The viabra has caused one of the adjusted feet to vibrate in. So an easy fix, I used a spring washer between the foot and base - sorted and hives around 1 turn of adjustment whist still keeping the foot under tension and stop it from moving. Better design or fit would sort this - the top plate is dived by only one screw with no stabilising or alignment lugs/ plate so it can spin around. This seems like a daft design as it introduces a weakness into the top plate. The bottom has two. As this is countersunk there is no opportunity to fit a spring washer to ensure this holds in place, so if this moves in future I will use blue thread lock. - the are base would be better in steel, but these are made to a price so acceptable. I also used spring washers to the two base to column bolts to ensure a tight fit. - I have the 34inch stands and TBH they are a little wibbly wobbly. I may seal the bottom cable hole and either just wire direct the speaker or drill a hole in the stand itself with a grommet to seal the cable and fill with sand. I’ll see How they get on. Overall they look good, function well (with the addition of spring washers) but could be better if these were designed in rather that diy solutions. Overall these are good at the price point

Fantastic speaker stands perfect fit for my Klipsch speakers

Really sturdy, quality.

Strong, weighty, robust, elegant. A once in a lifetime purchase.

Easy to put together, look nice and well made. However they seem really light for speaker stands, I would only put mini monitors lake a Dali Oberon 1 on these. I think anything bigger might be a topple risk.

This is my review of the Kanto ST28P speaker stand with finished plywood base. This is the premium version of the Kanto ST28 speaker stand. The steel top plate and plywood base are attached to the steel post using 3 hex head fastening bolts per stand (screws are not used in the assembly of these speaker stands). The hex driver tool is included. The speaker stands were double boxed for shipping; Amazon Prime added a third box. The speaker stand box includes steel spikes and also vibration absorbing rubber feet. You need to use one of these (spikes or rubber feet) as the heads of the bottom hex bolts with single metal washers protrude slightly from the bottom of the plywood base. You should be able to feed audio cables through the stand. You may have to attach banana plugs after feeding the speaker wire. I did not add sand or lead shot for additional weight. With patience you may be able to use the long plastic shipping bags that came with for the steel posts to hold some dry sand or shot. I am satisfied with the quality of these speaker stands.

The build quality on these stands is amazing. The column and speaker shelf are metal, and the base appears to be high quality MDF. Assembly was incredibly easy, and I love the cable management system. I've owned other stands, and with those, it was very difficult if not impossible to feed the speaker wire with banana plugs to thread through the hole. If you have molded banana plugs, you'd be out of luck with some stands, but not with this one. The base is a good size, and it won't be knocked over with gentle bumps. Don't let the price deter you. These are worth every penny.

Perfect for my speakers

Great speaker stands! Solid build, easy to assemble, and the hidden cable design keeps things neat. They look sleek and really improve the sound setup.

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