Need stand for LG TV and Sonus Sound-bar model help

Maybe a simple amp stand like this would do the trick?  Looks like it’ll add 4.7” but not sure if that includes spikes or not. 
https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=24795

I just cut a 4” x 8” wood stud I had laying around and stained it the color of our TV cabinet. Took a few minutes, raised the 65” TV by 8” giving room for our large Sennheiser sound bar in the bedroom. 

This looks interesting.   Thoughts?

Sonus Bean link

 Maybe if you're lucky you won't find an answer and will move away from the sound bar.

I made a 6" high riser, open front; 2 ends and back. Put 1/2" thick glass on the riser (local glass shop), TV on the glass. I had matching wood, you could simply paint it matte black, or stain if you are good at matching. Or, pre-finished shelving, bottom and rear cuts won't show.

I put my horizontal Klipsch Center Channel in the space below the glass shelf. Get one with no rear port(s).

NECK PAIN: Donna is 5’, I’m 6’. We made temporary stacks of books under the TV to test the angle of your neck while watching, often a few hours. That gave us the height of the riser. Now verify you have enough height for your center channel (including future change.

New version of ours

https://www.klipsch.com/products/r-30c-center-channel-speaker

Ours, new

https://www.ebay.com/itm/304868919178?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338381866&toolid=10001&customid=8797e200-d3b3-11ed-86e4-333065376432

I bought used, only the front shows below the glass shelf, black is easy to touch up

REFLECTIONS: Ours didn’t change, but when making temporary stacks of books to establish height, check the reflections, see if something becomes problematic.

Our Klipsch center channel has a black fabric front that is magnetically on or removed. You might want to verify that.

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btw, Home Depot will cut boards for you, both width (height of riser), and either you or they cut the lengths, less critical as only rear corners. Couple of rear corner angles or glue blocks, ....

btw: The Klipsch are VERY efficient, more than likely a good bit more than your f/l and f/r speakers.

Thus you need to adjust the volume output in your AVR like I had to.

You mentioned a sound bar. Ideally you want a center with efficiency close to your f/l and f/r.

Smaller Center Channel: Bose VCS-10

https://www.ebay.com/itm/285220174282?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338381866&toolid=10001&customid=dd717e3c-d3b5-11ed-9a71-333065376432

I had this for many years, it is surprisingly good. So small I once placed it behind the Monitor, shot the sound thru the space between the legs.

Note: 2 small top vents, best if forward enough that they are not covered

ditch the sonos nad bluesoundsounds betterand they make a stand