Designed for Bookshelf Speakers and Compact Monitors

Pangea's customers have been telling been telling the company how much they like the look and the performance of Pangea Audio’s four-pillar DS400 speaker stand. But they asked for a stand that was less heavy-duty and that complemented a bookshelf speaker.

Pangea responded with the brand new DS100. This slim and trim stand offers a solid, rigid base for compact monitors and other bookshelf-type speakers. And it’s available in five heights. The design is what you would expect from Pangea with an extremely high build quality and performance-enhancing features.

Smaller Speakers Need a Stand to Sound Their Best

Inside a conventional loudspeaker are piston-type drivers that move back and forth to generate sound waves in the air. Most modern speaker cabinets have been engineered to rigidly hold the drivers while adding minimal vibration to their sound.

Larger, floor-standing speaker cabinets can absorb a lot of this vibration energy. Any excess energy is transmitted by steel spikes into the floor.

Why Steel Instead of Wood?

The DS100 speaker stand boasts an all-steel design that is far superior to speaker stands made of wood. Many manufacturers make their speaker stands out of wood, but wood is a very poor material for speaker stands. Wood has poor acoustic properties because it absorbs and stores vibration energy before slowly releases it and muddying the sound coming from the speakers.