Boos Your Bookshelf Loudspeakers' Bass Performance with the Harbeth Nelson: Plug-and-Play Stands Also Raise Speakers to Optimal Height, Include Cables and Base-Located Binding Posts

Own a pair of Harbeth P3ESR or BBC LS3/5A speakers — or another unvented bookshelf model? Get the Harbeth Nelson bass extender/speaker stands, a two-in-one solution that provides supplemental low-end performance and raises your speakers to optimal height, all without compromising valuable space. Featuring a Harbeth-designed five-inch bass unit in a bandpass enclosure and 50 watts of digital amplifier power, the plug-and-play Nelson is rightfully called “the ultimate Harbeth stand.” This version of Nelson also includes Harbeth-designed speaker cables and binding posts on the base of the stands with supplied jumpers, a combination that prevents any sonic degradation. 

Augmented with a sub-level control that allows you to easily adjust the bass to your room characteristics and personal tastes — even on a program-by-program basis — Nelson takes over as the bass from your speakers rolls off thanks to its built-in DSP. It’s another reason why integration into any existing system is seamless, and why the 28.7-inch tall stands work wonders when it comes to solidity, control, and extension. With its aviation-inspired construction comprised of cutting-edge composite materials, each 16.8-pound stand offers high stiffness and low mass — all the better for audio enjoyment. 

Want to know if your bookshelf speakers will work with Nelson? Contact a Music Direct audio consultant at 312-433-0200. 

Please note: Each Nelson consists of a stand and bass extender. It does not include any model of bookshelf loudspeaker, which is necessary for performance. 

"The Harbeth smoothness that makes for continued fatigue-free listening is further enhanced with the extra richness the Nelson subwoofer stand has brought to the mix. If you own a pair of Harbeth P3ESR or LS3/5A equivalents, you owe it to your ears to match them with this ultimate accessory."
—Robert Edwards, Bafta-Award winning Sound Director