Solton K&M Speaker Tilt

The connector slips onto the stand pole on one side and accepts the speaker's mounting socket on the other, angling the cabinet relative to the stand axis instead of leaving it vertical. The angle is locked in place with a clamping screw featuring a setting scale, and a load capacity of up to 25 kg covers most compact full-range tops used in portable sound reinforcement and fixed installations.

Angling the speaker without tilting the whole stand

A common problem when placing a speaker high on a stand above a crowd: a vertical mount aims the sound into the ceiling or past the audience, while tilting the entire stand reduces its stability. The K&M connector angles just the speaker cabinet by up to 15°, leaving the stand fully upright and stable — sound lands exactly on the listening zone without compromising the rig's structural safety.

Shifted center of gravity as built-in stabilization

Angling a speaker cabinet usually shifts its center of gravity forward, increasing tip-over risk on tall stands. The K&M connector's design compensates by placing the mounting socket off-center relative to the pole axis, pulling the tilted cabinet's center of gravity back toward the stand's central line. In practice, that means better overall stability, even when working on taller, slimmer speaker stands.

KEY FEATURES

• Tilt connector for 35mm stand poles
• Angle adjustment from 0° to 15°
• Locked in place with a clamping screw and setting scale
• Off-center socket placement compensating for shifted center of gravity
• Steel construction with durable powder coating
• Compatible with subwoofer distance rods of the same diameter

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Function: tilt connector, slips onto stand / inserts into speaker
• Material: steel
• Tube diameter: 35 mm
• Angle of inclination: 0° to 15°
• Height: 230 mm
• Maximum load capacity: 25 kg
• Weight: 0.59 kg
• Color: black