Is it stable enough to support a 10.5" (depth) x7" (width) x11.5" (height) stereo speaker?
1447915
It is solid wood. The top is about 1/4 inch thick, the sides 1/2 inch thick. It is stable but I'm sure it depends on how heavy your speaker is. I hope I was helpful. Debbie
1447916
It isn't that deep and tends to be a bit unstable on carpeting so I probably would not put a speaker of that size on top of it.
1447917
Depends. It's only 9.5 deep so speaker will overhang. It is rather tippy on carpeting. I had to place mine tightly against the wall. I probably would not risk it. Sorry.
1447918
The cabinet is 9 inches deep x 14.75 inches wide and is a solid piece wood of furniture.
430540
I think yes. The top is a mesh type material but it's a sturdy build. If the base of your tv is wide, it should hold. What I would worry about is the effect it would have in your sound.
1735811
I would not recommend a speaker stand for these speakers. I tried, and it was very unstable. You will need a heavy duty stand if you still want to go that route. Great speakers!
1442491
Yes, I think this table is sturdy enough. The bottom piece adds to the stability. We have two quite heavy old cd audio components on the top of ours.
482013
I have a 201 speaker with dimensions of 6"W, 13.5" L and 8" high. That fits nicely on the stand but I doubt if a much bigger speaker would be stable on this stand.
1395630
My man cave is around that same size and I also have 7 in wall speakers. I have this sub underneath my stereo rack in the far corner. The volume on the sub is about halfway up and the sound is fantastic.
1139319
Hi, I have a pair of Boston Acoustics CR75 Bookshelf speakers which weigh about 12 lbs. each, and the stands are rock solid. I do computer repair; one customer of mine had these same stands in his studio with a pair of Rokit ~10" or so speakers (I'm not sure of the exact model/size but they were at least twice the size of mine) and seemed very stable. These are strong, sturdy stands IMO. Hope it helps,Dave
571768
The curve and balance of the speaker seem to be designed to also sit on its side. The speaker face is exactly perpendicular to the shelf or whatever surface it is sitting on. It can rock on its side easily but unless you are in an RV or experiencing an earthquake it should not be an issue.
803802
No, it is not too large to balance properly. YOu can use it for the acoustic bass. Thanks, Thuc
984772
I didn't, but my speakers are not so large as to seem unstable on the stands. Also, drilling into the speaker cabinets may effect their integrity, and sound quality. If I was worried about them tipping off the stands, I would get larger stands that offer a wider stance thus greater stability.
608311
can it handle the speaker? yes...would I do it...no, the base is wide enough, the platform is wide enough, but thats a lot of top heavy weight. My speakers are probably ~10pnds, I have 4 of them, they work great never a problem, but they dont get bumped around, so if you are going to do it, you need to be sure that you can put the stands somewhere that they will not be in the traffic flow...if thats not a concern, the ability to hold the speaker is probably not an issue. I would hate to see them crash to the floor though. one tip, the platform where you put the speaker has screws in the center, I didnt like that, at least not to put the speaker on. as well the platform is smooth, making it slick. so to further protect against shifting during movies and to protect them from the screws, I went to Home Depot and got the little rubber feet you use to act as bumpers on cupboards and stuck them to the base of the platform to act as both a riser above the screws and a more secure/nonslip surface for the speaker. hope this helps...good luck.
2000779
I don't think I would, if not because of the weight, then because of the possible lack of stability. The tv base is rectangular and narrower, I assume, than the turntable, seems iffy to me.
2229000
the stands will fit many speakers, if u have screw holes on the back of the speakers it will work and if not there is double sided tape to hold them down.
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!
715245
Yes, you can by leaving one shelf out. My speakers are 15" tall, 8" wide, 12" deep. You could fit up to a 10.25" wide speaker. Hope this helps.
962410
It is actually pretty good for the size of speaker. Very clean, high quality. It is not room shaking, you will need a sub for that.
1832589
I placed my on a shelf, but I take that an appropriate stand is one sturdy and strong enough to withstand its weight of 16.5 lbs. Speakers should be at ear listening level, while seated, and out of the way from by-passers to avoid bumping into one of them. You may want to take a look at these websites. http://www.amazon.com/SANUS-Speaker-Stands-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B00006JQ5O/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1JG2EH4RR4B68HXSKQT3 - http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f12-headphones-and-speakers/stuck-selecting-desktop-speakers-17435/