I've seen several reviews on speakers mounts that claim this stuff holds speakers on mounts, up to 30 lbs. Does anyone here know about that?
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I believe the question has been misinterpreted: the intent does not sound to be mounting the speaker to the wall using this product, but rather using Blu-Tack between the speaker and a dedicated speaker mount to increase the hold collectively. If that is correct, I am purchasing this product now for exactly that purpose. The speaker mount itself should have decent grip, but this can only increase that hold. I will report back after applying this product, but am quite certain it can only prove to be beneficial.
1300953
Don't think it would hold anything that heavy to a wall. It's mostly intended for posters, etc.
1735516
I'm using my stands with Polk LSiM703 which are almost exactly 30lbs. I'm very happy with the stands.
600417
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
453002
I really doubt it about the speaker mounting kit. And for the speaker adapter if its what i think it is like a plastic cover you can i wish i would have maybe to help the sound.
959642
Good Afternoon, to answer your question I would say that these are the BEST bookshelf speaker mounts for the money at the time, 25.00! for the pair. What a STEAL! after fixing my problem I had with them these turned out to be a gem!! They turn an easy 180 from side to side and also have a nice up and down tilt as well, I have my Polk RTI A1 speakers mounted on these which are quite large and these do the job well! I use blue tack to hold the speakers down just incase they don't lift or at an angle the tack holds the speakers down in their place. Good luck! I'm here if you have anymore questions. Randy
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It holds, and continues to hold, our 3 lb speakers. I would be hesitant to say it can hold an 8 lb speaker. That seems like a lot of weight for this piece. I think it would also depend on the rest of the set up, as the other answers have stated. That being said, I think anything under 5 lbs (possibly 4 lbs) this is a great piece.
2124336
Not real sure... The speakers I'm using, with this bracket, are rear surround speakers and I guess they weight around four pounds. For my application they work great. Hope this helps...SB
1431902
Been a long time now, I don't recall getting mounting brackets, but if that's the case, then you wouldn't have to remove the speakers to mount. The ore drill holes are likely threaded for the mounting bracket acres to be done externally.
1215317
I got mine today and checked on the back of the speakers. The speakers have the simple hang on the wall hookup. You really dont *need* a mount.Front speakers as expeted are bigger, rear are bigger than I expected but not huge. Woofer is full-size.
768907
well saw a picture of the energy take speakers, mine i think are smaller (sony muteki 7.2) , but have a similar mount. i did get to mount them, but you'll have to do some tweaking, i used a screw, washers and a nut to tighten the speaker in place, but do take into account the max weight that the mount supports. Besides that a great speaker mount.
42798
They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
898954
AFAIK, there is no way to mount speakers to this stand. You could use adhesive of some sort, but that would be a permanent solution. The stand I bought got 'wobbly' at the top plate, so I would suggest looking at other models/brands for a mounting solution rather than risking your speakers.
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The specs on the packaging says they will hold up to 50lbs. Our speakers are only about 30lbs, so not a problem at all. We all have them anchored into some very solid support beams and I was able to do a pull up on them without any issue, and I am about 140lbs. Not that I would recommend putting that much weight on them, but they are very solid. The peg for the speaker is not adjustable, but if I remember correctly when I was looking at these that there are different ones with different size pegs. I would check the mounting hole on our speaker and then get the corresponding size peg. These are great brackets.
2040750
If a small shelf would be good enough, then these brackets are way too big anyway. I'm no audiofile, and don't know much about speakers, but don't they have screw-holes in the back for mounting? I'd find screws (probably machine screws) that match those sockets, go to Best Buy or some equivalent and tell them what you're trying to do. I'm sure they have brackets that will be perfect for you needs.
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Probably not -- each mount has approximately a three or four inch clamp on the right and left side which is designed to hold firm against the straight edge of a speaker. They would not hold a rounded speaker flush against the clamps. It might work, but not as well as it's designed to. You could attach your speakers to the mounts with screws, as there are pre-drilled holes for this purpose. But I don't like the idea of drilling holes in my speakers.
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I'm also interested in knowing if anyone found an actual answer... My center channel speaker is just under 31 lbs. Has anyone mounted anything this heavy or heavier? Thanks!
1065096
I hung mine from the ceiling using omni mount 10.0's. Sturdy mount and easy to adjust the aim or position of the speakers and lock them in place. If you want speaker stands, anything with a platform large enough for the speakers to fit on should be just fine.