Steel Speaker Stands
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Speakers vibrate at a resonant frequency that makes a wood speaker stand potentially splinter under the stress. That is why having steel speaker stands makes so much more sense. They are denser by design and can be manipulated to accommodate the speaker more adequately than any other option. If you are in the market for a steel speaker stands, then you want to take a look at this collection.
Our Picks
Steel Foundations 18" Center Channel Speaker Stand
It is specially developed and designed stand for the speakers. It is practical and very useful. Ideally suited to a variety of speakers. It is rather universal. This is a very good and extremely practical solution.
Atlantic adjustable satellite speaker stands titanium pair
A pair of heavy duty cast iron speaker stands with updated titanium finish for a high end look. Adjustable bases provide convenient use and flexibility. Concealed wire path helps keep cables out of your sight.
Desktop Speaker Stand (Set of 2)
A set of two small and humble speaker stands that are a perfect addition to any desktop speaker setup. Constructed out of aluminum. The solid stands include multiple areas of foam padding. It also reduces vibration when the speakers cranked up.
High mass 4 poles welded metal speaker stands ( Custom sizes ) Photo
Looking for the best place to place your large speakers? Well, these extra strong steel speaker stands are perfect for this. Featuring sturdy construction, the stands have impeccable load-bearing capacity. They are also uniquely designed to offer maximum stability for safety.
This set of speaker stands guarantees high rigidity, an exemplary isolation, and a clean contemporary profile. It's a perfect choice to effectively dissasociate subwoofers and free standing speakers from unwanted floor resonance.
Sturdy and super strong speaker stands constructed from steel and featuring a strong three-legged base. The stands are finished in matte black and come with a nice gloss that makes them stand out. You also get beautiful cable management in there too.
If you truly want to experience the high quality of sound then these speaker stands with fillable steel pillars and anti-resonant finish will let you do just that, bringing the true power of sound to your interior instantly.
If you’re looking for an elegant, classy way to display your speakers in your living room, take a look at these painted, dark, metal speaker stands! Not only do they perfectly fit traditional designs, they are bound to go great with more modern ones as well!
Chic and simplicity-oriented, sporting clean, straighforward form, this geometric end table - or speaker stand - is at home in contemporary settings of all kind. Brushed steel bracket embraces a large black walnut drop-off.
Buying Guide
What's the best type of speaker stands?
The best type of steel speaker stands should:
- Have a weight-rating that matches that of your speakers
- Be made of a sturdy material (steel is the most reliable and durable option)
- Have the right cable management features for your needs: do you want to hide the cables or you’re not too bothered?
- Be the right height for your speakers especially when considering your actual seating height: the best steel speaker stand will bring the tweeters to your ear level (the standard height is usually 26 inches, but it’s always worth measuring it)
- Have a suitable top plate that is big enough for your specific speakers and that has either got rubber feet (the most popular option) or speaker studs (which can sometimes not grip as well as rubber feet but usually look more stylish).
How much weight can a steel speaker stand hold?
The average weight that steel speaker stands can usually hold is around 20 lbs. This is significantly more than what a regular bookshelf can withstand.
However, just because these speaker stands say they can support this amount of weight, it still needs to have solid base support. Without good base support, a steel speaker stand has the potential to tip over with the speaker.
Steel speaker stands are also much stronger than wooden ones as if your speaker is turned up to the maximum volume or the bass is turned right up, wood can splint and crack. Steel is a perfect material as it is denser and can house speakers more effectively.
