Detail 01
5-degree down-fire angle
Aims the tweeter downward toward a seated listener. Only useful if your monitors sit above your ears.

Independent shopping perspective
Isolation platform that decouples a studio monitor from the surface it sits on and angles it 5 degrees downward. For desk-mounted nearfields.

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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 downward toward a seated listener. Only useful if your monitors sit above your ears.
Detail 02
Stops the speaker vibrating the desk. Desk resonance smears low end and makes bass sound louder than it is.
Detail 03
Handles heavy monitors. Check your speaker's weight against this before buying.
Detail 04
The tilt is built in. You cannot dial it flat or steeper, so measure your listening height first.
Detail 05
One platform holds one speaker. A stereo pair needs two.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Two for a normal stereo setup. Each platform holds a single speaker, so a left and right pair needs a pair of platforms.
Measure the base of your speaker and its weight, then compare against the platform's surface and 44 lb rating before ordering.
It tilts the speaker 5 degrees downward so the tweeter points at a seated listener. Useful when monitors sit above ear height on a desk or bridge.
No. It stops the speaker coupling to the desk, which cleans up low end. Room reflections still need treatment.
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