ToneLift 8 Degree Speaker Stands – Precision Tilted Monitor

The ToneLift 8° Speaker Stand brings clean elevation and smart audio direction to your desktop or studio. Ideal for near-field monitors and smaller speakers, it projects sound directly to your ears — not your desk. Crafted with a modern design that complements any gear setup, this stand helps reduce surface reflections and optimize listening angles.

Whether you're producing music, gaming, or enjoying crisp stereo imaging, ToneLift helps your sound rise to the occasion.

Features: Upward 8° tilt for accurate audio projection Compatible with desktop monitor speakers and bookshelf speakers Customize with your Colour and Materials Modern design not some metal plate you paid too much for that bends over time. Designed for both pro and home studio use Compact footprint for clean workspace setup

3D Printing & Assembly Notes Printing Recommendations: Brim: Not required Supports: Everywhere if you require for connector holes (will depend on printer) Infill: Minimum 20% recommended Layer Height: Use finer layer heights for a smoother finish Material Compatibility: Tested successfully with PLA and PLA+ Printer I Used: Printed on an older ******** Mega S with a 0.4mm nozzle and a Creality Hi with a 0.4mm nozzle

Depending on your printer’s tolerances, the crossbars may need slight adjustment for a snug fit. If needed, a few gentle passes with a file will help. The side connector may require supports, though whether these are necessary may vary by printer and settings.

Assembly Tips & Use Suggestions Assembly is intentionally simple and beginner-friendly. To protect your speakers and surfaces, I recommend applying 1mm thick x 11mm wide single-sided foam tape to both the top and bottom of the stand. This adds grip and prevents scratching.

If you plan to stack two 8° stands to create a 16° tilt, or pair an 8° with a 16°, I suggest using super glue for a permanent bond. Alternatively, thin 3M double-sided tape works well for a semi-permanent hold—your choice based on preference and flexibility.