Standpoint 12 · Solid-oak tripod

Cut for the Guru 12.
Nothing else.

The wider stance, in solid oak.

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Availability: Ships in 10–15 business days.

Built for the Guru 12's wider stance.

The Guru 12 is a stand-mount that thinks it's a floorstander, and it asks more of whatever holds it up. The Standpoint 12 answers with the same three-piece solid-oak tripod and single fixing as the rest of the range — sized, this time, to the Guru 12's larger cabinet.

A top plate cut for the Guru 12 — and nothing else.

The aluminium top plate is machined to the Guru 12's own 322 × 278 mm footprint, so the speaker sits flush and centred over the legs and couples cleanly to its isolating feet. Same idea as the Standpoint 8, a different plate — because the two speakers don't share a base.

Tripod stability, no spikes.

Three points can't rock, so the stand sits solid and level on any floor, with no spikes to bury in your hardwood and no vibration path Guru's engineers didn't intend. The compact tripod tucks close to the wall, where the Guru 12 wants to be.

Stockholm minimalism, made by hand.

Solid oak — not veneer — hand-shaped and joined with anodized aluminium, in natural Oak or a deep Dark Grey Oak. It reads as furniture first, hi-fi second. Sold as a pair, with hardware; minutes to assemble.

Technical specifications
TypeTripod loudspeaker stand
Made forGuru 12 stand-mount
Top plateMachined to the Guru 12 footprint (322 × 278 mm)
MaterialsSolid oak; anodized aluminium top plate and fixing
ConstructionHand-made — three-piece oak tripod, single fixing
InterfaceCouples to the speaker's isolating feet; no spikes
Height56 cm
Weight4 kg each
FinishesOak, Dark Grey Oak
SuppliedPair, with assembly hardware
Warranty5 years
OriginStockholm, Sweden — hand-made in the EU
Which speaker does the Standpoint 12 fit?
The Guru 12 only. The aluminium top plate is machined to the Guru 12's own 322 x 278 mm footprint. The Guru 8 has a different base and its own Standpoint 8.
What is the difference between the two finishes?
Both are solid oak. Oak is the natural, pale finish; Dark Grey Oak is the same timber finished in a deep, muted grey. The wood, joinery and hardware are identical; only the colour changes.
Do I still need spikes or isolation?
No spikes. Isolation is handled at the top plate, between the stand and the speaker, so there is nothing to dig into or mark your floor. Three points cannot rock, so the tripod sits level on any surface.
About the GURU Standpoint 12 Speaker Stand | Solid Oak Tripod

Availability: Ships in 10–15 business days.

Built for the Guru 12's wider stance.

The Guru 12 is a stand-mount that thinks it's a floorstander, and it asks more of whatever holds it up. The Standpoint 12 answers with the same three-piece solid-oak tripod and single fixing as the rest of the range — sized, this time, to the Guru 12's larger cabinet.

A top plate cut for the Guru 12 — and nothing else.

The aluminium top plate is machined to the Guru 12's own 322 × 278 mm footprint, so the speaker sits flush and centred over the legs and couples cleanly to its isolating feet. Same idea as the Standpoint 8, a different plate — because the two speakers don't share a base.

Tripod stability, no spikes.

Three points can't rock, so the stand sits solid and level on any floor, with no spikes to bury in your hardwood and no vibration path Guru's engineers didn't intend. The compact tripod tucks close to the wall, where the Guru 12 wants to be.

Stockholm minimalism, made by hand.

Solid oak — not veneer — hand-shaped and joined with anodized aluminium, in natural Oak or a deep Dark Grey Oak. It reads as furniture first, hi-fi second. Sold as a pair, with hardware; minutes to assemble.