Will this support a four-pound speaker?
1076273
I have Bose speakers and I figure they are maybe 3lbs a piece and these stands hold them well.
1076274
I've used these for a Sonos Play3 speaker. They work. It's a bit top-heavy, so if the speakers are in a place vulnerable to knocking over, it is not a great solution. Mine are in a corner behind furniture, with no risk of pets or playing children, so I'm OK. TL;DR: yes.
1076275
Not sure, Mine are very small/light. Just a note the covers for the screw's are cheap plastic.
1076276
I will be honest they were a gift for someone so I am not sure if they would hold a 4 lb speaker. They used them for the small surround sound speakers.
1656148
Don't know but I wouldn't recommend these stands for speakers weighing more than 10 lbs
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.
2150947
if they have keyhole/threaded mounting points in the rear of the speaker then Yes these will work just fine with any speaker weighing up to about 10lbs. Any more than that and i think the speaker will start to sag
152199
I would say "yes, but". The issue is that the installation will be very top heavy so if someone knocks them the wrong way they will tip over and crash to the floor. There is also no easy way to attach speakers to the pedestals so if they tip over the speaker can go flying.
373319
Yes, the bottom shelf has extra support and should handle that weight with not problem. The other shelves I would not put a lot of weight on them.
1391731
Yes, the bases are a bit on the light side which makes the assembly top heavy with the speakers installed. The shape of the bases don't leave additional space to add weight. You have a valid concern.
1765516
Five pounds would be a lot of weight for this stand. The boom will hold it, but if it's not balanced right you might have a problem. On the other hand. if you extended the boom directly over one of the tripod feet, it most likely wouldn't tip over. My recommendation is that if you have a five pound microphone, you should get a heavier stand than this one.
343973
It would have to be a heavy duty stand. The speaker weighs 50 pounds. Here is more info about it: http://peavey.com/products/index.cfm/item/683/114376/PV%26nbsp%3B115
338845
Probably no more than 5lbs, but just as importantly you need to consider the weight distribution....The base of the stand is not heavy, so hanging an oversize speaker can cause it to tip over. I'm hanging small boses speakers on it, and really that's all these are good for.
687302
I beleave they will. As long as they are keyhole mount. My quintet speakers are right at 5 lb apeice and the stands hold them well. There are different brackets that will adapt to yours. Hope this helps.
398097
I'm using the Bose Jewel speakers (I forgot what model but it goes along with the new V series, and they are not the ultra small ones, they are the standard size). This mount seems to work pretty well, but I don't know if I'd trust it to hold much more weight than that.
267879
It can support it, but it does not require it. I am just driving a normal set of stereo speakers with it. It has many different options to choose from depending on how your speakers are outfitted.
1538690
I have my speakers very snugly attached screwing them directly into the female threads on my speakers (thus, I am not using the keyhole approach with this set). My speakers weigh about 2 pounds each. I am not sure I would want any heavier of a speaker with these.
384442
like any item you have a max. my speakers weigh about 18lbs and all is good with the stands.
1587813
They have a 6 inch square speaker support. 20 lbs. is heavy for such a structure. They are strong enough to hold 20 lbs. It seems they would be top heavy.
1431299
Sure but you're going to have to hit a stud or use some heavy duty anchors rated for your speaker weight (and then some). I went into wood studs through drywall.