Detail 01
5 degree down-fire angle
Aims the tweeter down at a seated listener when the monitor sits above ear height.

Independent shopping perspective
A compact isolation platform that decouples a studio monitor from its stand and tilts it 5 degrees downward. For monitors mounted above ear level.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Aims the tweeter down at a seated listener when the monitor sits above ear height.
Detail 02
Covers most 5 to 8 inch nearfields. Weigh heavier three-way monitors before ordering.
Detail 03
Sized for smaller nearfields; a wide-cabinet monitor may overhang the edges.
Detail 04
Isolates the monitor from the surface below, so stand and desk vibration stop coloring what you hear.
Detail 05
The tilt is not adjustable, so the mounting height has to suit 5 degrees.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
One. A stereo setup needs two.
When monitors sit above your ears, firing them level sends the high end over your head. The 5 degree tilt points the tweeter axis at the listening position instead.
It handles speakers up to 32 lb and is built for compact nearfields. Measure your cabinet base against the platform before buying.
Yes. This sits on top of a stand, desk or shelf; it does not replace one.
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