Kef LS50 Meta Stand mount speakers and book shelf speakers require a speaker stand support to position the listening experience to the perfect height of our customers specific requirements. Speaker stands also need to provide a complete rigid, isolating support platform for the speaker to operate at the maximum performance possible. This can be achieved not only by the integrity of the speaker stand, ie the number of supporting columns but the engineering incorporated in to the design, such as the type and number of fixings or the built in specialist isolation acoustic steel or the quality and thickness of materials involved, 4mm oiled and pickled steel for superior surface finish or 4mm acoustic steel for resonance energy absorption and conversion.
The speaker stands designed and manufactured by Custom Design provide the perfect isolating solution for speaker cabinets. Speaker cabinets resonate, therefore the best possible isolation points would be the strongest part, ie the corners which is why Custom Design provide an optional standard range of top plate dimensions and also provide a custom made service so our customers achieve the best possible listening experience and sound performance from their HiFi system.
The central columns are manufactured from ERW BS EN 10305-3 steel which can be easily mass loaded with our unique specialist dampening, void dissipating non magnetic material, Inert Filler. The 4 satellite columns combine to provide a totally rigid speaker stand support. The performance improvements are substantial, especially to the dynamic range which seems more open and free compared to conventional central, mass loaded designs. Stereo imaging and precision timing bring more excitement to your listening experience all with an accurate and controlled bass performance. The Kef LS50 Meta Speaker Stands are a serious alternative to the usual traditional option speaker stand design. The satellite support columns are available in Black or White finish with the polished chrome and brushed chrome satellites optional extra. The laser precision cut, hand finished 4mm acoustic steel isolating top plates and 4mm CR4 oiled and pickled steel base plates for a superior quality finish. Designed on the open frame principle to have the minimal effect on the performance of your speakers. The unique 5 column design provide a totally rigid isolating platform and solid foundation for our customers who demand a more exciting and dynamic performance from their kef LS50 Meta speakers.
Custom Design's philosophy is to achieve business by product design and service success. Responsible social and environmentally friendly practices are an integral philosophy where ever we may retail our products in the world. Innovation is an integral part of Custom Design. Innovation is part of our company's culture and one of the main reasons for our success over the last 34 years.
The Kef LS50 Meta Speaker Stand support columns are manufactured from ERW BS EN 10305-3 steel and the centre support column can be mass loaded with our Inert Filler. The unique design includes a 4mm Acoustic open frame top plate and precision laser cut 4mm base plate designed by Kef, which combine to provide an isolated and rigid open frame principle speaker stand support with the ability to control and fine tune the bass frequency by mass loading the centre.
The Kef LS50 Meta Speaker Stand support range are available in Kef Black or Kef White finish, supplied with easy access, allen key adjustable, Zinc plated M8 base isolation spikes. The Kef Meta LS50 Speaker Stand design provides a rigid and solid foundation for the LS50 Meta speakers which require a minimal influence from their support for a dynamic performance.
Standard finish: Black or White
Acoustic Top Plate - 165 x 180 x 4mm Full Acoustic Steel Top Plate
Base Plate Dimension - 210 x 242 x 4mm
Height available - 610mm (not including base isolation Spikes 25mm)
(2 Bags per centre support column of Inert Filler Recommended)
M8 Zinc Plate - Easy Access - Allen Key adjustable Base Isolation Spikes supplied as Standard.
