The pair of large 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 12.5" in width and 11" 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 12.5" in width and 11" 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. 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: 2. Does this come with one or two foam speaker platforms?

A: It came with two, one for left and right speaker.

Q: 3. Does the "foot" or base allow the platform to lie flat for photographing small items?

A: Yes you can use the platform horizontally to shoot small items.

Q: 4. What is the distance between the center of the 1-3/8" post and the mounting plate?

A: The distance from the center of the mounting adapter of the On-Stage SS7914B Wall-Mount Speaker Brackets to the inside of the wall mounting bracket is measured at 15.5 inches.

Q: 5. Do you think this will work to isolate a desktop boom mic stand/microphone from someone tapping on the table during a podcast?

A: Tapping or smacking the table? either way you will still have some transfer to the mic stand. Best way is to shock mount your mic and isolate the stand from the desk.

Q: 6. Will this stop the base from annoying my neighbors from down stairs

A: Hi Kenneth,Both Chris and Cosmin have the right idea. Our MoPADs are designed to decouple your monitors from the the surface they're resting on. In turn, this will prevent any unwanted vibrations or rattling from occurring. You're isolating the monitor from the surface, allowing it to act on its own-- which increases the overall clarity of sound. I can't make a guarantee of the pads completely resolving the issue, although they will significantly help.

Q: 7. Do these brackets allow the speakers to tilt? I know they can turn. Thx.

A: I have 2 of them in my comedy club. They are awesome and very sturdy, but unfortunately they don't tilt.

Q: 8. 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: 9. 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: 10. 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