How tall/high are the side mounting flanges that grab the side of the speaker? My speakers have a bevel on the bottom that it will need to clear.
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Hi William, The side of the speaker mounting flange is about 1in high x about 4in wide. The two flanges can be adjusted in or out to function as a compression hold. My outdoor speaker cabinets have radius corners so I cut a strip of black non-slip rubber sheeting to help in the fit. The flanges also have a slot that you can wrap around the speaker an adjustable canvas type strapping. These are the best I found for the price. - Ken
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The flange is about 1 1/8" tall overall and the hole for the security screws is about 3/4" up. It's also 3 1/8" long.
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base that mounts to wall is 8"- it projects 6 1/2" from the wall and the mount is adjustable. My speakers also have a bevel on all 4 corners (M-Audio) the grab area is 1" high
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I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find... » Read More I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! « Show Less
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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.
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From the wall to the back of the speaker is about 2 inches. To the front of the speaker 7 1/2 inches. You can angle the speakers so it may vary slightly. Don't know.
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Most of stage speakers have a hole on the bottom of it so it can be mounted. If your speaker does not have any, probably you need to buy something like this VideoSecu One Pair of Side Clamping Speaker Mounting Bracket with Tilt and Swivel for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers MS56B 3LH
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I have my speaker rotated 90 degrees, and the far edge of the speaker is about 9.5" from the wall. If you had the smallest possible speaker, you might get that down to 8.5". My speaker is 6.75" wide.
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probably about 4 inches. I had to cut off most of flange to not block parts of other speakers. then glued magnet to top of cabinet between other speakers. The grill is already two inches off of cabinet to hide trunk hinge and springs.
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Speaker side is seven inches(height), the box behind the speaker(depth) is ten inches. I believe that all speakers are measured this way, with depth being the from front to back, height being the way it is normally setup, top to bottom, but I could be wrong. In this case I measured it. :-)
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Just installed with a pair of BS22s this evening. I used some Blu-tak to help hold the speakers to the base, and it seems to be holding just fine. I have them tilted as far downward as they will go, too.
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Depends on the stand. The bottom of the rear speakers is flat and the back has 1 mounting hole.
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These speakers are 16" tall, 11" wide and 10.5" deep. There is a bolt on the bottom but DO NOT UNSCREW IT, IT IS ATTACHED TO THE MAGNET INSIDE. Additional Info: There is a mounting bracket that can be purchased here on Amazon, just go to the tripod item for this and you can find the bracket which can be screwed on the bottom.
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Ultimately they should be mounted slightly behind the listening position At ear level (for a 5.2 system) which would require speaker stands.However if for some reason this is not practical I would suggest using the side wall
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I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough... » Read More I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. « Show Less
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Well, I bought them for 2 10" single top, they are Staner and their W is 13" large they fit well with probably 6" that separate them. You shoul measure your top each side will give you 10" from the hole if the speaker
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The speaker is at an angle in the housing, you need to get a side or 360 degree look to see if the angle is ok for you....
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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
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I tried to search for pictures of the speakers trying to see how they look from behind but i couldnt find any. If you want you can send me a picture of your speakers from the back and I'll compare them to the mounts/brackets and see if they will work. My email is fredward321@gmail.com