The pair of small Foam Speaker Platforms from On-Stage are for decoupling studio monitors from their workspace. They offer to isolate the true tone and frequency ranges during playback of recordings in project studios, mix rooms, broadcast TV facilities, and more.

The speaker platforms will accommodate studio monitors up to 6.5" in width and 11.5" in depth and prevent bass frequency build up from the hard surfaces of your desk. By creating separation between the speakers and the work surface, musicians and studio engineers will enjoy a more accurate audio picture of their recordings.

Decouples Studio Monitors from Workspace    Isolates Frequency Range of Recordings    Prevents Bass Build Up    Delivers More Accurate Audio Picture

Will accommodate studio monitors up to 6.5" in width and 11.5" in depth

Dense foam absorbs vibrations and stabilizes frequencies

Two included wedges (per base platform) allow you to customize the angle of your speakers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will these accommodate JBL LSR305 speakers or are the foam pads for smaller speakers?

A: I bought the ASP3001 Foam Speaker Platforms for my Behringer K6 they are bigger than JBL LS305 and they fit perfect good price looks nice just what I needed

Q: 2. How exactly do these work with speakers that don't have holes in their bases, such as M-Audio BX5?

A: The On-Stage SS7322B Pair of Wall Speaker Brackets (Black) is compatible with PA-style speakers with standard mounting holes. A monitor-style speaker such as the M-Audio BX5 D3 5" 2-Way 100W Powered Studio Monitor you mention are typically used on a desktop or with stands such as BH #AULMS335 Auray LMS-335 Studio Monitor Stands: https://bhpho.to/3KoxK5z

Q: 3. How are the speakers secured to the bracket? Do they just slip over the posts? Can they be locked on somehow?

A: No just slip on post

Q: 4. Is this a single bracket or a pair?

A: The On-Stage SS7990 Hanging Speaker Bracket is a single bracket. The bracket mounts to a wall and provides multiple tie points to support a hanging speaker. The steerable T-bar rotates 180° to align the speaker with the audience. And for elevated mounting applications, the integrated pull-back point angles the speaker downward.

Q: 5. What is the weight capacity on these?

A: 80 lbs

Q: 6. Can these be mounted on a wall? If not do you offer a platform stand that would fit the JBL MKII 8" Monitors that is able to be wall mounted?

A: I am sorry we do not offer a compatible wall mount for the Auralex MoPAD-XL or the JBL 308P MkII monitor.

Q: 7. do you think it would be possible to fit 8 boom mic stands inside? some reviews said 6 fit, wondering if 8 can squeeze

A: Hi, Marlene. The bags are about 45 inside dimensions - longest length. I have Ultimate speaker stands in 1 of each and four (4) collapsing boom mike stands in two others. The maximum I can get in is six (6) boom mike stands -- but it was a forced fit. Eight (8) will not fit. That is why I got 2 for the mike stands. On another note the bags are very sturdy and well constructed -- they take a lot of abuse. Hope this helps. Take care.

Q: 8. Are the clamping collars metal or plastic?

A: The clamping collars are plastic.

Q: 9. Would this set be appropriate for ASMR/binaural recording? I am on a relative budget but want as best quality of sound as I can get.

A: appropriate is relative. these are good mics. they compare to Shure SM81s. They are accurate. their part in the total audio chain from reality to ASMR is just one part. my guess is that they will work well. again, all the other parts of the audio chain have their own effects. most important is how YOU will use them.

Q: 10. I'm from Brazil, and I would like to know if it works on the 220 socket?

A: I am not seeing that Transparent specifies the voltage requirement for this speaker. You will likely need a step up/step down transformer to be able to use it outside of North America.