The Sound Anchor Stand for the Martin Logan CLS is designed to address the issues of height, vibration control, Stability and frame stiffness. By paying attention to these issues we ensure improvements in all aspects of speaker performance. Besides  reducing the Venetian blind effect that you get when you stand up the bass properties of the speaker are substantially improved.

The stand elevates the panel approximately 12". It fastens to the panel using the 4 transformer mounting holes in the panel and the spike insert in the transformer box. No panel modifications are needed. For those who do not mind drilling 2 holes we include two side braces that make the system an order of magnitude stiffer.

Sound Anchor CLS Stands are hand crafted in the USA.  They are made of 14 and 16 gauge steel tubing . They come pre-filled with special materials to make them acoustically dead and add mass. This ensures that the stand adds no sound character of it's own. The stands are spiked three points at the floor  to enhance stability and mass loading.  These stands are finished in an attractive light textured black.

Sound Anchor ESL 63 Stands  are special stands that were developed to allow the audiophile the ability to adjust the height and tilt of his Quad ESL 63 speakers. Being able to adjust height and tilt will improve all aspects of speaker performance. The stands that come with the speakers are too low for most listeners and do not let the audiophile to optimize his system. These stands do.

Sound Anchor ESL 63 Stands are hand crafted in the USA.  They are made of 14 and 16 gauge steel tubing . The uprights come pre-filled with special materials to make them acoustically dead and to add mass. This ensures that the stands add no sound character of their own. The stands are spiked four points at the floor  to enhance stability and mass loading.  These stands are finished in an attractive light textured black.

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