Audio-Technica AT-ST3
They optimize the acoustics of monitors
- Fixed tilt of 13° (more direct sound).
- Made of coated steel.
- They effectively reduce vibrations.
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El Audio-Technica AT-ST3 is a support desktop specifically designed to raise and orient bookshelf speakers or small studio monitors. Their main function is to improve the acoustics of the listening environment, directing sound towards the listener's ear through a fixed tilt of 13° and reducing unwanted vibrations transmitted to the work surface. It is aimed at users looking to optimize the clarity and stereo imaging of their speakers in desktop setups, without needing to invest in more complex floor stands or articulating arms.
Inclination fixed 13° for ear height
One of the most common mistakes when placing speakers on a desk is positioning them too low, pointing directly at your chest instead of your ears. The result is muffled treble and an inaccurate stereo image.El AT-ST3 raises the listening angle by means of a fixed tilt of 13°This directs the speaker's acoustic axis towards the listener's head. This angular correction improves the response in the high and mid frequencies, where the directivity of the transducers is most critical.
Do you listen to music or mixes on a standard desktop computer? 75 cm of height? This angle is precisely calculated for that configuration, placing the tweeter at the correct height without the need for manual adjustments.
The stand is fixed, not adjustable. This may seem like a limitation, but it ensures that the angle won't become misaligned over time or with accidental movements of the speaker.
In practice: you'll hear more detail in vocals and cymbals, and the sense of depth in stereo recordings will be noticeably more accurate.

Outstanding Features de Audio-Technica AT-ST3
Improve clarity and stereo imaging by raising the listening angle.
Reduces unwanted resonances for a cleaner sound.
Compatible with most compact bookshelf speakers.
Robust construction for greater stability and durability.
Cushioning vibrations at three points
When a speaker reproduces low frequencies, the cabinet vibrates. If it's placed directly on a wooden table or a flimsy surface, these vibrations are transmitted to the surface, which acts as an unwanted resonating chamber. The result: more diffuse, less controlled bass and background noise that muddies the listening experience.El AT-ST3 It incorporates a damping system in three points This system mechanically reduces the transmission of vibrations from the speaker cabinet to the desktop. It acts as a physical barrier between the two surfaces, keeping the desktop acoustically inert.
The effect is especially noticeable with speakers that go below 60 Hzwhere the vibrations are most intense. By eliminating these parasitic resonances, the bass sounds drier and more articulate, and the bass line of a recording is more clearly defined.
The support material is powder coated steelThis provides sufficient rigidity and mass to prevent it from resonating on its own. Weight per unit: 313 gr.

Compatibility with compact speakers
This stand is designed for bookshelf speakers and small studio monitors, with particular compatibility for the AT-SP3X de Audio-TechnicaHowever, it can be used with any model whose base dimensions do not exceed 115mm wide and whose weight does not exceed 3 kg per unit.The dimensions of the support are 115 mm wide × 155 mm deep × 35 mm highwhich provides a stable support surface for monitors 3 to 4 inchesIf your speaker has a larger base or a high center of gravity, check that the support footprint is sufficient to avoid instability.
The load capacity of 3 kg This is a structural limitation of the design. It is not recommended to place heavier speakers on the stand, as they could deform it or create a risk of tipping over.
In summary: this stand is designed for lightweight nearfield monitors, not for large bookshelf or two-way speakers with woofers of 6,5 inches or more.

Construction made of steel with industrial coating
El AT-ST3 is manufactured entirely in powder coated steelIt's an industrial finish resistant to scratches, corrosion, and wear from continuous use. This type of coating is common in studio equipment and technical furniture, where durability is prioritized over domestic aesthetics.The use of steel offers two direct acoustic advantages. First: the rigidity of the material prevents the support itself from resonating when the speaker reproduces bass. Second: the mass of the assembly (313 gr per unit) helps anchor the speaker and reduce micro-vibrations.
The finish is matte and uniform, without shine or decorative textures. It's not a designer product, it's a functional tool. If you're looking for aesthetic integration in a home with elegant finishes, this stand might appear visually austere.
It does not include color options or finish variations. It is supplied in pairs, ready to be placed under the speakers without any additional assembly or adjustments.
Installation and placement on the desk
The installation of the AT-ST3 It's instantaneous: simply place the stand on your desk and put the speaker on top. No screws, adhesives, or tools are required. The three-point damping system generates enough friction to keep the speaker stable during normal use.It's important to check that the desktop surface is flat and solid. On very thin particleboard or uneven surfaces, the insulation effect will be less, as the table itself will continue to vibrate.
The depth of the support is 155 mm, which adds almost 16 cm to the speaker's total footprint on the desk. If you work in a small space, keep this in mind before buying to ensure you don't encroach on your usable workspace.
The angle of 13° It is designed for close listening distances, typical at desktops (60-100 cm). At greater distances, the effect of the tilt will be less noticeable.
Weight
0.313 kg.High jump
3.5 cms.Width
11.5 cms.Depth
15.5 cms.Technical Specifications de Audio-Technica AT-ST3
You can get more information on the official page of Audio-Technica AT-ST3








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