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10 degree up fire angle
Steep upward tilt. Aims the tweeter at your ears when the speaker sits well below head height on a desktop.

Independent shopping perspective
A compact isolation platform for small nearfield monitors, angled 10 degrees upward. For speakers sitting below ear level on a low desk or console.

Strong match
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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
Steep upward tilt. Aims the tweeter at your ears when the speaker sits well below head height on a desktop.
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Fits typical 5 to 6 inch nearfields. Heavier or larger monitors need the bigger mid-field version.
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Narrow. Measure your monitor's base — anything wider than 7.5 inches will overhang and sit unevenly.
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Deeper than it is wide, matching the front-to-back footprint of a compact monitor cabinet.
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Keeps cabinet vibration out of the desk. Desk resonance adds low-end blur that isn't in the mix itself.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Up fire if your monitors sit below your ears, like on a low desk. Down fire if they're mounted above ear level on stands or shelves.
The platform is 7.5 inches wide and rated to 32 pounds. Larger monitors will overhang. Measure your cabinet's base width and weight first.
Yes, one per speaker for a stereo pair. Confirm the listed quantity before ordering.
It's a rigid platform with a fixed 10 degree tilt and a 32 pound rating, so the speaker stays put and aimed rather than settling into compressed foam.
Reference
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