Can the stands be removed and the bottom of the speakers be placed directly on a flat surface, thus lowering the effective height of the speakers?
1548004
Yes, there is a precise wire frame (stands) that surrounds the speaker, it can be removed. But a lot of energy is released from the back speaker, it would need to be put on a pad (softer surface).
1548005
This is only my opinion. Removing the stands MAY cause vibration between the speakers and the flat surface. Adding a softer pad underneath as mentioned earlier may help this. Not sure, though. I hope you enjoy these speakers as much as I do.
1548006
You can try to pry it off. The speakers come together around the seal (the black line going through the middle of the speaker vertically), so you can take the front face off (4 screws), and remove the stand. The grill is on pretty tight so you have to be careful removing that as well (no screws).
1548007
It looks as though you can bend the stands to remove them from the box, but that may ruin the stands and preclude using them at a later time.
1131516
Yes they will work. Each of the two speaker stands has a optional shelf at the top that is about 2" wide and 2.5" long. You simply set your speakers on top. You can either use the double sided tape that comes with the stands or use screws to hold the speaker in place (speakers must have a hole at the bottom for the screw) or you can retrofit by drilling directly into the bottom of the speaker, but i wouldn't advise that.
2129255
Yes and no. There are leg "extenders" which increase the height of the unit. They were in place when my unit was received. If they are removed, the bottom of the unit sits about ' above whatever surface it is placed upon. Also, there are two down-firing subwoofers in the bottom of this unit, so placing it flat on top of anything would (my opinion) attenuate the bass severely.
1201675
Yes. I mounted the front L/R speakers on the wall (and did not bother with the supplied stands).
844509
Yes, the bottom shelves can be adjusted to allow that. However, this is a shallow unit so the LPs will stick out a little.
1363423
I'm sorry I haven't tried that, but my guess is that it could remain a bit loose if your speakers are level, but mine are angled down and if left loose would swivel left or right because of the speaker weight. Hope this helps.
249029
The rear speakers don't come attached to the stands. You have to attach them yourself. They are attached with screws.
1101353
The speaker is just sits on top of the stands. In the three years that I have had mine I have not once had them fall, even with little children around. The top pieces are about 5 inches square with a rubber pad at the four corner points the speakers sit onto. For your reference I am using mine with a pair of Pioneer SPB21LR speakers. If your speakers of this size or larger you will have no problems at all.
1973826
Yes. There is a menu item that allows you to adjust the balance for all of the speakers. I bumped my rear speakers up a little because they are further away than they should be.
1810441
I am not certain. The mounting bracket on the speaker stand does have a hole in it that may allow for the speaker to be mounted to the stand from the bottom of the speaker. However I am not sure the position of the mounting hole on the base of the speaker will align with the hole in the stand bracket.
774825
I do not think you can unscrew the stand I don't see anywhere to do that... my desk and its upper shelves have somewhat of a curve to them and I velcroed the side of the speakers to the end of the curve on each side at ear level ( sitting down) and the sound is incredible, so much better than having them in front of you .. With Velcro the will stay in the side if u are lying them down
1629056
I suppose you could but you would have to find a way to hide the speaker cable or attach it to the planter somehow because it comes out of the base at the bottom.
1270766
Sure can. Don't own stands, myself, but the speakers are set up to be mounted.
898954
AFAIK, there is no way to mount speakers to this stand. You could use adhesive of some sort, but that would be a permanent solution. The stand I bought got 'wobbly' at the top plate, so I would suggest looking at other models/brands for a mounting solution rather than risking your speakers.
1028203
Yup. That is what I have on mine. I used the speaker spikes included with the stands and everything works well. I've bumped them slightly a few times while cleaning and while they have rocked a little but I have yet to knock one over. I am happy with them.
566486
Yes both the upper and lower shelf can be removed. This is a really sturdy stand.
666895
Yes. The stands come with a selection of brackets that permit mounting on the bottom, back, or side of a speaker.