Yes I have speakers that weigh 40 pounds and are about 38 inches tall, i'm pretty sure the base of the speaker will fit, what you all think?
1533008
I don't think these are the best choice for speakers of that weight and certainly the height. Any mount that has tilt capabilities controlled by friction (screws etc.) would be a poor candidate for speakers that are as tall as yours if tilt is exploited. (A fair amount of stress would be put on the bottom part of the speaker, front of the speaker and certainly the mount.)
2074239
My speakers are 7"x8" footprint and 10" high. Not sure how much they weigh but probably closer to 10-12 lbs each. I thought the stands were ideal for these speakers. Stands are fairly sturdy. At least for my speaker size, I recommend them highly.
1224733
The weight is fine, I'd just be careful that the base dimension of the speaker not be bigger than the platform. That said, these are very heavy-duty stands.
1494886
I think so.. my problem is they wont respond to help me. I have handlebars on my Fat Boy that are 1.25 inches instead of 1 inch and I cant find brackets to fit the speakers. No customer service to speak of.
2094553
I have JBL studio monitor speakers that sit beyond the base plate by about 1.5 inches, they sit very secure. The base plate is 6" x 6.5" and you can twist the pole to suit your needs. I think your speaker dimensions might be on the high side. If I were you, I would shop for a slightly larger base plate. This is a great/sturdy brand - I would definitely recommend to a friend but you should see if they sell another model with a larger base plate. I wouldn't feel comfortable if my speaker was going beyond the edge of the baseplate by more than 1-1.5 inches.
2077226
You are good on height. You will have about 3/16 to spare. On depth, you are short by 3/4, but it shouldn't matter if the speaker extends beyond your enclosure. You will probably get better sound dispersion. Speakers have a great sound as centers!
2094554
In my opinion the top base of stand is too small to hold them unless you managed to screw the speakers onto the top base. The bottom should support if you could keep the speakers from falling off the top
42798
They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
1740433
yeah the stands can handle that kinda weight. My speakers weigh almost 50 lbs each and these stands handle the weight. I would advise against "sliding" the stands around after the speakers have been placed upon them, however.
1131514
I have never seen these speakers in person so I am not 100% certain that they will. I can say that the speaker mounts to a bracket(that comes with the stands) and all you have to do is screw the bracket into the pole of the stand. The only thing is the size of the speakers. Are they heavy speakers and can the stands support the speakers without tipping over. I have the Energy Micro's and they are pretty small. I would say less than a couple of pounds and maybe 8-9'' tall. I hope this helps.
681921
Are you referring to Bose Cubes? If so, these will hold them in the sense they will tolerate the speaker's weight. As for fastening them to the stand itself, you might need to take a trip to the hardware store. The provided brackets are weird, but for an extra $3.50 worth of nuts, bolts, and washers I was able to make them work with no issue. I would bring the bracket with you to the hardware store when you are looking for parts, that is, if you even have and issue at all, perhaps they will work without a problem at all. If you are using something much heavier than a Bose Cube, these stands are a little tipsy, and the extra weight might make them more prone to falling over.
2051999
Base (sits on the floor) = 12"top (speaker will sit on) = 8"Hope this helps.
1854515
Not only could the height-adjusting screw (plastic-made) have trouble supporting that weight, but the triangular bases wouldn't ensure great stability with larger speakers. In light of my experience with those stands, I wouldn't try it.
687301
It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher... » Read More It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. « Show Less
1924236
I havent tried it but its a good speaker for the price. I bet it will fit though.
1587812
The stands are metal and very solid -- so the only thing I would be concerned about with 20lb speakers is it being top-heavy and tipping over.
1290640
I would say yes; it's very sturdy. But I don't think I'd go any bigger than a 40".