Do your stands shake?16 lb speakers with 3 5lb weights on the corners of the bases. I dance in my room and they shake when I do.Any advice????????
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I actually was very worried about this, but there was another person that bought these and put a round 24lb weight at the base of them, thats what i did, it works perfect.
977318
No they are pretty sturdy. You can always lay a bag or weight on the base of the stand.
1854516
I have Pioneer speakers on mine. They should be 8 lbs or heavier. They work very well for me.
769870
There are only held on to the stands with 2 sided tape. There is no rattle or vibration so probably?
1402882
I use these for my rear speakers: Monoprice Satellite Speaker Floor Stand (Set of 2), BlackThey aren't the best, but they are adequate. I would look for a stand with a flat base for the speakers to rest on. If you're concerned about the speakers falling off the stands, some double sided tape should ease your mind.Hope this helps!
898952
I have polk tsi 200 speakers which are much larger than the base, I just centered the speaker on the base, and it worked out for me. It is still surprisingly secure even though the base is much smaller than the speaker base.
1224732
No I find them to be unstable with the Yamaha hs80s. If the floor is even slightly uneven, they wobble. I've knocked a speaker off the stand about 3 times in a year.
842904
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.
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.
585748
Hi Mike, i have these OnStage SMS6000 Adjustable Studio Monitor Stand (Pair) they are very stable and solid.
280472
This stand is physically bigger than a speaker stand and therefore has a much larger diameter base. I am not saying that it couldn't happen, but it would be pretty tough to knock it down with the base opened up all the way. By the way, what kind of parties are you DJ'ing?? :)
1118770
I have these wall mounted in a 5x5 walk in closet converted to a digital studio. If they are correctly positioned at the (sweet spot) listener, I see no point in bouncing them.
103233
I have the exact same problem. Going to return for replacement. I happen to have the speakers from the c-3602 set. I'm going to try them and see if they are imbalanced too. That will tell me if its the speakers or not.
1391728
The base is weighted and they are fairly stable, but depending on the weight of your speakers the baby might be able to tip them.
174873
Not familiar with this brand or model of speakers. All I can say is that there are a lot of options to mount speakers to these stands. If your speakers way more thing about a pound these stands are probably not the ones you would want. they are made out of very lightweight metal and have a tendency to be top heavy. the bases on these aren't very wide and they added an extra weight to the bottom in an attempt to make them more stable. I eventually stopped using mine all together and bought some more expensive ones.
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I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
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I currently am using a pair of Harbinger APS15 with them right now. They weigh about 46lbs each and the stands seem to hold them quite well. Given the leg spread of the stands, there is no rocking or lack of support. I would think they could hold more, but I have not tested or tried anything heavier than those currently.
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These have small spikes on the feet and they stay fairly secure for my Polk 5 1/4", two way surrounds (Model T15), but they are on a carpet over a cement floor. If you have much bigger speakers you may want a larger stand as the extension pole is only held by friction via a single adjusting screw (unless you do not plan on using any extension). other than that, use anything heavy that you don't mind looking at, the bases are a steel plate and should hold quite a bit.