Can these be used on speaker stands or are they meant to be placed on a desk surface?
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Depends on your preference for the location. The short tubes raise the speakers 3", the long tubes 8". I've used them on both.
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Hey Ashley,These can be used on speaker stands (as long as your speaker stands are large enough to hold the L8R200's). I have mine sitting on speaker stands with no problems and they dramatically helped the sound.Cheers,Gentry
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Mine are located on the floor and hold a 60 lb speaker each. My guess would be a desk.
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Hi Ashley - I'm sure these will be beneficial on music stands as well. The prime advantage of these is to reduce transduction of energy from the speaker to the adjoining surface - desk or stand. This reduces the reflections and phase cancellations. This greatly improves the focus of the sound. I am sure you will hear a difference. It is worth the cost.
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Best for desktop use. Speaker stands would have to have a broad platform- the foam pad type would be better I'd think.
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I would think could be used on a flat/smooth/rectangular bottom speaker stand sufficient in size - but I'd want to be darn sure they wouldn't vibrate off & that the base was secure. With the rubber feet on both ends of the Isos and a wide or heavy enough stand I doubt it. Especially if using a separate sub or the speakers used weren't that big (ie; not 12" LF drivers) So I think I'd be inclined to try it - but would just pay attention to the speakers once you started to push them just to be sure. I'm using a pair of Event 20/20BAS (8"LF) and a sub with mine. They don't budge.
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I believe these were meant for surface areas such as you mentioned. They are designed to decouple your speakers so if your stands are sturdy it may work fine but I would see little to no benefit as your stands could already be doing this. I had a desk top use for mine and they performed well in my case. Hope this opinion helps.
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Hi I actually have mine on tradition flat top post style speaker stands. So the answer to your question is, yes in both scenarios. Be it desk or flat top speaker stands as long as you have room for the stand and your speaker you're good. I love this product, you hear your speakers and not your speaker with added desk or stand harmonics which is what's heard with traditional setups.
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I see no reason why they shouldn't. The mount articulates into any position, so you should be good to go. Be sure to mount into a stud or use a drywall molly if your speaker is heavy.
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If yours speakers don't already have holes for wall mounting then theses won't work. If they have keyhole mounts you can use these brackets as well. But I would suggest using speakers designed for wall mounting. Hope that helps.
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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/
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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.
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Normally, all you do with the tall speaker stand bases is run the wires through them up to the speakers, and mount the speakers on top. I see no reason you couldn't mount the speakers somewhere else, but you still have to run the wires to them and you have to mount them somehow. I think there are holes on the speakers that can be used to with mounting screws.
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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.
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I actually put them on speaker stands so they are at ear level when i sit down. If you hang it, maybe find a stud to anchor it. They sound great for mid range set.
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That's what I used them for. I had to rebend the speaker holders to make room for the connectors on the back of the speaker. Not a big deal - just spread the uprights apart in the middle and then bend them back together on the bottom - kind of a diamond shape.The stands are nice and discreet and their adjustable height gets them at just the right level.
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They are very clear but probably not practical for workstations. Other alternatives out there. Look at some Bluetooth speakers. That's what I use and very happy with.
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You could put them on any kind of pad. They are covered by a nylon "sock" that surrounds the entire speaker and are quite heavy. The foot allows for padded feet or spikes depending whether you are putting them on on bare floor or carpet.
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They are a bit large for a workstation. And the tweeter waveguides would make the height and direction critical. Probably not their idea application, but I think you could make them work with a little experimentation.
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There are many that will work. The base on my speaker stand is smaller than the footprint of the speaker but I just put the rubber bumpers that come with the speakers on the four corners of the speaker stand base and it looks and works fine.
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These are in wall and not free standing speakers, unless you have wiring in wall already these won't work for you. I love mine! Since they are in wall, they work excellent for my application. They rock with good mid tones and base and for the price you can't beat them.
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When I bought the stands they came with soft rubber squares that have pretty good friction. They have sticky tape on one side to attach them to the top of the stands. I placed my speakers onto those rubber squares and they have remained in place. I'd check to make sure those mounting squares are still included.
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there are no speaker stands, but there is an attachment for mounting to a wall, they are very small
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They are not directly compatible, but I was able to use them by screwing the included plate into the bottom of the speakers. It actually works quite well and makes the speaker attachment very secure. Not the greatest solution if you plan on frequently removing the speakers from their stands, but I imagine most people will set this up once and then leave them attached. Overall, I'm happier with this solution than with the Energy speaker stands that I originally used. Those always seemed somewhat flimsy with the speaker never quite resting perfectly level.