K&M 26772 Table Monitor Stand

The K&M brand has in my opinion a very good place with musicians. I've found their products to be very good!

I use these stand with a pair of Yamaha HS7's. And if you are wondering yes, anything of the same relative size will do fine on these speakers. Anything from the HS8's onward in terms of size might require the bigger version of this. I had doubts if this would or wouldn't fit on my speakers but after reading some reviews most said they're fine so I decided to go with them.

The construction is solid very visually appealing, they look amazing under my black HS7's the provide a clean look with functionality as well. They also give a larger sense of space to my desk. Having floor to speaker stands wasn't an option so this worked wonders.

What about decupling? Since that's what we're interested in while producing, mixing or mastering, it does a very good job. While at higher volumes you will feel the effects of the speaker through the table, I don't think it's a realistic scenario. If the speakers are on your desk, chances are you're not far away from them crank them over 40% volume. For this it provides an excellent decupling and raising solution that is elegant and sturdy. I would def recommend this to anyone looking at a pair of these.

NOTE: They do not sell in pairs so you need to buy two of these. Would of liked an option to buy 2 at once at a lower price maybe.

They are more expensive than some other solutions but for the reasoned mentioned above I think they are worth every penny and then some.

This, in my opinion, is the best solution if you want to keep your studio monitors on the table and not on their own floor stand.
Not only it provides height adjustment that is just right for matching twitter to ear height (something you can not get with using foam for decoupling), but it is also of a very good quality.
The product is quite heavy, very robust and sturdy at the same time, it just gives the impression it will last forever.
It also comes with rubber to stick both on top and bottom sides, so your monitor or stand will not move on the table but be very "planted". The rubber at the bottom is more thick for decoupling also. I have an electric table that i can adjust the height and i've been shaking the table to sort of simulate an earthquake, and my feeling is the monitors will never fall off the stand in case of such an event. And of course, they also do a very good job at decoupling them from the table, after all that is why this product was made.
I have another K&M stand for 19" U rack gear and I am very pleased with both of them.
I will buy from the company in the future as well. They really convinced me, both in terms of the quality and also their functionality as well. It looks like the guys at K&M are really thinking about their products and how they design them for functionality without flaws. Highly recommend!!

Look, ,this are the best monitor stands ever, most professional looking.
This this are made so precise, super adjustable and save space on the desk because you can use space below them (to put thinks like audio interface or so) They are super heavy and sturdy. They do no transmit any additional sound to the desk.
I'm using it with KRK Rokit RP5 G4 and they are perfect for them.
On the K&M site you have monitor stand finder to have confidence to select right stand for your monitors in the context of dimensions and weight.
I bought bunch of equipment form K&M and I will continue to do so.

I bought a couple of these for my Presonus Eris E5 and they are a perfect match.

The stands are excellent quality and heavy. Very easy to adjust the height, there aren't any notches so you can set the height exactly where you want. As robust and stable as they come.

Due to their construction, they make a lot of room so you can put other devices or stuff above the base of the stand, just below where the speaker is.

Comes with TWO sets of rubber feet, for some reason the instructions mention only the ones you install on top of the stand (to decouple the speaker from the stand) and not the ones you install at the bottom of the stand (to decouple the stand from the desk) but it doesn't take more than a few seconds to figure it out.