Would these speaker stands be study enough and not resonate any more than steel tri-pole stands for 20L.B. Def Tech 450's? Thanks Much. S. Level
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Steven, I have Polk audio RTi 6's (which I'm pretty sure weigh just shy of 20 lbs a piece) and they have held up just fine and sound great.
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Hi Steven, Sorry, but your question is way over my head, so I do not know how to answer it. I bought them for my Polk bookshelf-size speakers and they work very well for them. I do think it is a sturdy stand, at least for my use. Maybe you could contact the seller or manufacturer with your question.Amy
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I also have a question about this, are there any speaker stands that hold 2 speakers per stand, side by side or something? I don't really have the space to set up 4 rear speakers on individual stands (plus it would look kind of stupid in my apartment).
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Absolutely. If height adjustment and stability are important to you. I suggest you get VTI stands. They are pricey, but WELL worth it! You can "bluTac" them to the base, or do what I did: made a an extra hole in the top plate and used a custom built mount to screw it securely using the l-shape bracket and back speaker holes. Surround Sound Speaker Stand in Black - Set of 2
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I did not use these for speaker stands. I have some equipment that I display for trade shows and use this twin stand to present my products.
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i got these stands at Ikea dirt cheap and are awesome for the speakers and also provide additional shelves for other articles. ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/90114752
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It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher... » Read More It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. « Show Less
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As long as pole diameter and the receptacle socket matches...have used my pair with several different speakers depending on venue. No complaints so far and cost was factor in choice. Also the wide stance easily supported set of 15" box with confidence.
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These speakers were designed for Surround sound. They come with picture like hangers for wall mounting. Or you could buy mounting brackets and hang them from a wall or fly them from the ceiling. They really should not be used as the main right and left speakers which is probably why you want speaker stands for these? I would buy tower speakers instead for left and right if you are going to waste the footprint space anyway and put them on stands. They are good sounding speakers, just not for what I think you intend?
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The weight is fine, I'd just be careful that the base dimension of the speaker not be bigger than the platform. That said, these are very heavy-duty stands.
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I have 450's and the 350's on these stands. The speaker will overhang the top plate on the stand, but, they look fine.
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I can't speak specifically for your speakers. However, according to the page description, the stands can hold up to 20 pounds.
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the diameter of the poles are 2inches.. standred size for most pro speakers... however I do not recommend them I bought a pair last summer and they were a complete waste of money.. the knob to tighten the stands broke and the pin broke off and got lost too.. if your able to.. look for the brand ultimate brand speaker stand they maybe a few dollars more and can handle double the weight and are built to last!.. best of luck in the hunt! -jonathan hall- Hall Productions Disc Jockey Service , upstate new york
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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.
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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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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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I am unfamiliar with these speakers and would be hesitant to venture a guess. However, the stands connect with the speakers on the back, not on the base. So just guess I'd so no.
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Don't know but I wouldn't recommend these stands for speakers weighing more than 10 lbs