A four-column design based on four thick-walled steel profiles (80 × 80 mm), joined with massive plates using welding technology supported by an integrated damping system.
This version is dedicated to Harbeth Compact 7, Compact 7ES-3, Compact 7ES-3 40th Anniversary, and Compact 7ES-3 XD loudspeakers.
The top and bottom plates are made of 8 mm high-strength structural steel (S355). All elements are laser-cut, ensuring precision and consistency.
The stands are finished in black (matte, fine texture).
The top plate dimensions and stand height are optimized for Harbeth C7 series geometry, with further customization available upon request.
Structure and vibration control
Rogoz Audio stands are designed as systems controlling the flow of mechanical energy between the loudspeaker and the floor.
The four-point support structure ensures high stability and even load distribution, particularly important for thin-wall cabinet designs with controlled resonance behavior.
The use of structural steels with carefully selected mechanical properties (S235JR for the structure and S355 for the plates) enables controlled transmission of vibrational energy within the stand.
Rogoz Audio stands are designed as interconnected systems — material properties (hardness, elasticity, impact resistance) are part of deliberate structural tuning.
Each column functions as a ballast chamber and can be filled with suitable material (e.g., quartz sand or basalt grit). The ballast increases mass, lowers resonance frequency, and acts as a filter for higher-frequency vibrations.
Integrated damping elements (including phenolic dampers and expansion slots filled with elastic material) further enhance energy dissipation in higher frequency ranges.
Adjustable spikes provide stable point contact and controlled energy transfer to the floor.
As a result, mechanical energy is not stored within the stand but dissipated in a controlled, multi-stage process.
Stands and Harbeth design philosophy
In loudspeakers such as Harbeth, where cabinet behavior is part of the acoustic design and sensitivity to mechanical conditions is high, stands become an integral part of the system — not only as support, but as a factor influencing sound reproduction.
The manufacturer’s approach leaves stand design intentionally open, allowing a wide range of structural and material solutions, provided that stability and proper listening geometry are maintained.
In practice, this results in a broad spectrum of approaches — from lightweight open frames to high-mass, rigid constructions.
Steel stands such as Rogoz Audio represent an approach based on controlled management of mechanical energy within the structure. Through material selection, mass distribution, and defined contact points, they enable multi-stage dissipation and damping of vibrations while maintaining high structural stability.
This approach is chosen by users seeking to preserve the natural sonic character of Harbeth loudspeakers and achieve a faithful reproduction of their original voicing, while reducing the influence of returning mechanical energy that may interfere with driver operation.
Sound performance
In practice, this results in a more coherent and natural sound presentation, enhanced clarity with a more stable soundstage.
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Height: 490 mm
Weight of a single stand: ca. 20 kg without ballast, up to 40 kg with ballast
Legs: 4 steel profiles 80/80 mm
Upper shelf: metal plate 267 x 305 x 8 mm
Bottom shelf: metal plate 267 x 305 x 8 mm
Maximum load (for one stand): 300 kg
Recommended speaker weight: up to 60 kg
INCLUDES
One set consists of two stands. Each stand contains: