Airpulse ST200 Speaker Stands for A200 Active Speakers (Pair)

Dedicated design to be congruent with A200 speaker. Recommended to be used exclusively with A200 to improve sound quality..

DESIGN

All Solid Wood Structure Projecting StabilityThe ST200 stands are made with 100% natural MDF material. The thickness of the bottom plate is 30mm, the top plate is 21mm. Weighing 18.8 Kg a pair, these stands are heavy and steady.

Designed Aesthetically and Sonically Exclusively for No Other But The A200 SpeakersDesigned to be a visual extension of the A200, colour finish, and shape on the front part of the stand columns is the same as front baffle of the speaker. Side panels on the stand column also use consistent wood grain finish to match the speaker

Speakers are Locked on the Stand for Maximum StabilityDesigned to be a visual extension of the A200, colour finish and shape on the front part of the stand columns is the same as front baffle of the speaker. Side panels on the stand column also use consistent wood grain finish to match the speaker.

Sound

Optional Sand Filling Features for Added RigidityThe ST200 weights 15 Kg(33.2 Pounds) a pair and will provide sufficient support and rigidity without filling. However, for those with extremely discriminating ears and who pursue perfection, the column can be filled with sand (please use dry sand) for maximum stability.

Dome Shaped Rubber Feet to Eliminate VibrationThe ST200 weights 15 Kg (33.2 Pounds) a pair and will provide sufficient support and rigidity without filling. However, for those with extremely discriminating ears and who pursue perfection, the column can be filled with sand (please use dry sand) for maximum stability. The pedestal base pad is detachable, then installed the metal food (metal foot are not included in the product) to make it more suitable for the carpeted floor.

Optimal Stand Height for the Best Listening ExperienceThe ST200 stands is 660mm high. With tweeter location of 303mm on A200 speaker, tweeter height will be set on 965mm from the floor, which is the standard optimal height for listening.