Kanto S10 12° Angled Sound Bar & Center Channel Stand
A 12-degree angled stand lifts sound bars or center channels 5.5 to 6.9 inches deep and 16 to 36 inches wide for on-axis audio and reduced reflections
- 12° upward tilt directs sound to ear level for on-axis response
- Low-profile design enables lower TV placement for comfortable viewing
- Foam dampening and bent metal absorb vibrations to reduce rattling
- Fits center channels and sound bars 5.5-6.9 deep and 16-36 wide
Low-profile stand for sound bars and center channels
The Kanto S10 positions a compact center channel speaker or high-end sound bar at a 12-degree upward angle to direct audio toward the listener's ear. This low-profile design permits lower television placement than traditional pedestal stands for a more comfortable viewing position. Compatible models measure 5.5 to 6.9 inches deep and 16 to 36 inches wide.
Foam-dampened metal frame reduces cabinet resonance
Bent metal construction and foam dampening absorb vibrations that cause distracting rattling from room resonances. Lifting the speaker off the furniture surface reduces early reflections to improve clarity. The stand supports the weight of compatible sound bars and center channels within the stated depth and width range.
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- Price $38.99
- Cheaper than about 72% of the 957 comparable items (median $95.99).
Specifications
| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.32 kg |
| Package size | 478 × 201 × 58 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I set the 12-degree upward tilt on the S10 stand for my sound bar?
The 12-degree angle is fixed; place the speaker on the foam-padded surface and ensure its depth falls between 5.5 and 6.9 inches so the tilt points the drivers toward your ears.
When should I replace the foam dampening pads on the S10 stand?
Replace the foam pads if they lose thickness or show permanent compression, as worn pads no longer absorb vibrations that cause rattling from the metal frame.
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