Will my Tannoy 402 or Krk Rokit 5 Gen 3 fit good on these? Would I need padding under the speakers?
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DO NOT BUY THESE. These are garunteed the WORST speaker stands I have ever owned. They are extremely unstable and I never feel comfortable falling asleep with my rokit 5's still on top. Spend the extra money and get legitimate speaker stands.
1008638
I'm using these for the Rokit 5 and they work perfectly. No padding needed.
1008639
I garuntee the flat section responsible for supporting the speaker will begin to bend and loosen as the days go on, essentially turning your speakers into a balancing act.
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Yes the Rokit KrK's fit perfectly. I have a small child and it's safe around him as well. The price also went down on the stand it use to be close to $200 for the set.
1053131
You should have 6.5" stock speakers in their now so yes, it does not mean they are going to necessarily slide right in to replace the old ones but it should be close, depends on the bolt pattern of your old speakers
1461873
From what I am reading it says your speaker size is 4" so I'd look for these in the size you need
1043690
I would look inside the trunk where the speakers are, measure them and then compare to the measurements on the description. Most speakers fall in different standard size, for the round ones like this, in case yours are a different shape , oval or something else, then they won't fit.
1288966
Currently have KRK Rokit 6 G3 sitting on theses without any issue. Great stands, recommend.
390807
These would work, but they are smooth. Speakers would typically slide off unless you secured them to the smooth metal surface, which would require ingenuity. I recommend something else if you're trying for speakers, as they are slightly expensive.
2204695
No. You'd be surprised as to how much bass response you get from a pair of these. KRKs are known for being bass heavy
616806
I am not sure they are a bit taller around the rim then most 3.5 speakers. But if you can get them to fit these sound awesome for mids and tweets.
1523869
Yeah I put those pads on them. They are a really tight fit and you have to put cotton behind the pads to boost them up so your ears don't touch the speaker grill, but they are super comfortable and sound much better than the stock pads
335807
Yes, Originally I had Prosonus 8 inch speakers on this stands and had no issues. These stands are solid. They stand worked great. Currently I have Rokit 6 Gen 3 my stands.Would recommend some type of foam isolation too.
2142208
Dear customer,I have AKG K701's, which are really big ass headphones and they fit snugly, you should have room to spare for accessories
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I would say no, unless you have factory speakers there already that you can take out to put these in their place. These are amazing tweeters especially if you have the matching door speakers to pear up with them like I do.
2047587
Yes, they do. They hold a wide range of speakers. I have a pair of KRK Rokit5, the pads prevents excess rattle and vibration from them
1477879
I really don't know. These mounts have a very specific bolt hole on top of a notch, roughly a half inch below that mate precisely with the speakers. See if you can get a good look at the photo. This is apparently the newest Bose mount interface for the smaller satellite type speakers.
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Yes, they will. The design of your speakers will fit perfectly & I think there's hardware (a screw) that can be placed in the gold area in the rear of your speaker for true secured of the speakers. If not you can use the strips that come with the stands; they hold pretty good but the speak will rock on the stand. These stands are great, they are very sturdy and have a little to them. I hope I could help
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My Klipsch X11's stay put pretty much. You can squeeze them in to varying degrees and I frequently ride bikes with them and never notice any slipping.
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I would guess so (not having the Klipsch speakers in front of me). The pins on these are smallish, scored so you can break off a bit if they'e too long, and gold plated so they won't corrode. I got them because it is easier to put the wire in the fitting and then stick the pin in the speaker than to try to twist the wire around (hoping it won't unravel) and get it into a small opening on the back of my speakers.