PREMIUM American Walnut Handcrafted Speaker Stands JBL L100

We are pleased to offer one pair of premium handcrafted solid wood speaker stands, specially designed for vintage loudspeakers such as JBL L100, L100A, L100 Century, JBL 4310, 4311 and 4312. They are also suitable for many other speakers including Pioneer, Yamaha, Klipsch and other models with similar dimensions.

We also build custom speaker stands made to order. If you own speakers from JBL, Pioneer, Yamaha, Klipsch, Tannoy, Wharfedale, Celestion or any other manufacturer, simply send us your speaker dimensions and we will be happy to build a custom pair especially for you.

Every stand is individually handcrafted from solid AMERICAN WALNUT wood and carefully finished in every detail. Each stand is protected with a premium natural ODIE'S OIL wax, enhancing the beauty of the wood while providing long-lasting protection and a smooth satin finish.

Unlike mass-produced products, every stand is individually cut, sanded, assembled and finished by hand with great attention to detail.

Every pair is individually handcrafted, making each set truly one of a kind. Because natural solid wood is used, the grain pattern, colour and character will vary slightly from pair to pair, ensuring that every set is unique.

Each stand features our precision CNC-machined aluminium MADSUMO-AUDIO emblem, giving every pair a distinctive premium appearance.

Felt pads are installed on both the top and the bottom of every stand. The upper felt pads protect your valuable speakers from scratches, while the lower pads prevent damage to your floor and provide gentle isolation from the surface.

The heavy solid wood construction provides excellent stability while preserving the timeless appearance of classic vintage loudspeakers. Designed to complement iconic speakers from the 1970s and 1980s, these stands combine functionality with elegant craftsmanship.

Each listing includes one pair (2 pieces) of handcrafted wooden speaker stands.

Dimensions: 360 mm x 300 mm, height: 200 mm.

Shipping time: approximately 7–14 days.