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There are simply no other stands that make smallish speakers sound so huge and transparent. Low, on-the-floor mounting makes small speakers sound large and warm. This optimized tiltback positioning combined with the super-solid maple base and heavy vibration-draining brass feet, transforms the sound of any monitor speaker. Percussion and piano attacks gain startling potency. The bass power and intensity added to contrabasses, B3 organs, kick drums, and male voices is mystifying. You might just cross those subwoofers off your wish list. From a décor viewpoint, low mounts do a lot to make speakers disappear in the room.

A massive maple base with screw-in Heavyfeet is an excellent upgrade for any floorstanding speaker. That’s because 2" or 4" solid maple is a much better sink for vibration than 1⁄2" pine or plywood planking—and incomparably better than concrete slab flooring. Concrete kills the bass and its nasty resonances smear the midrange and treble of your speakers. The cure is simple: a Maple Floorstander Plinth locked rigidly via Heavyfeet to the slab floor (through carpet, if necessary). This creates, in effect, an artificial wooden floor that eliminates the concrete’s sonic toxicity. Coupling your speaker to the Maple Plinth via three Triplepoints or Heavyfeet doubles the good effect of the maple. You’ll love the newfound bass, the much clearer midrange and the surprisingly extended treble.