Is this weighted enough to hold a Acousti-Shield? Item B006YTZOOS from Amazon
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I don't know, but I will tell you this I've got the blue microphone and the pop screen and a "heavy" shock mount on it and it holds it very well... Right now, it's probably got a total of 5 - 7 lbs on it with no problem
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.
1186002
I have it holding a 55inch plasma that probably weighs about that and it feels totally secure. It does come with extra hardware so I actually secured it with 6 bolts into studs instead of the normal 4, but that was overkill. You could really hold a ton with this mount, it is very sturdy.
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The Konig & Meyer 210/9 Boom arm mic stand works with this. It is not as sturdy as the OnStage SB9600, but it is also not as heavy or bulky. As long as the boom arm is placed over one of the tripod legs, it is stable. I've been able to add some attachments too, including one for the Zoom H4n recorder, and a pop filter.
2116679
I don't believe they would, we used them for tower speakers and I don't think they would fit or support the weight. Sorry
335424
Not sure what you mean. I bought this thing to weigh down a mic stand. I'm guessing if they won't let you buy it, they don't have it. Probably better off asking the merchant.
55819
The stand offers a lot of options to prevent tipping, so I suspect it will weight wise. If the body of the mic is particularly thick, the holder it comes with may need to be replaced, though. It's about maxed out on a standard stage vocal mic.
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Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields.... » Read More Paul, This is a very high quality vocal isolation shield but as such it has considerable heft(The best on the market, IMHO). Of course you can mount it upside-down(It mounts from the back) but let me make a suggestion; use a standard mic stand to hold the shield and then a second stand with an ADJUSTABLE BOOM to hold the hanging mic, that works like a charm. I also put a 10 lb. barbell weight through the base of the first mic stand as these shields can make the stand top heavy. This way if it should tip and fall, your mic won't get damaged and it would take a tank to damage these shields. Do NOT hesitate to buy this model, they're really that good. « Show Less
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It will support the weight but the stand isn't directly compatible with the mic, you have to buy an adapter unless you want to rig it to the stand.
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yes it will be ok, actually I use it for a condenser microphone, it can hold it, but a little not stable, because the mic is too heavy, I have to make it most tightly to hold it almostly.
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.
1990892
According to the product manual, the Omnimount soundbar mount supports a maximum weight of 30lbs. Of course Sonos also makes a custom mount for their Soundbar so you should likely check that out also.
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If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
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Are you referring to Bose Cubes? If so, these will hold them in the sense they will tolerate the speaker's weight. As for fastening them to the stand itself, you might need to take a trip to the hardware store. The provided brackets are weird, but for an extra $3.50 worth of nuts, bolts, and washers I was able to make them work with no issue. I would bring the bracket with you to the hardware store when you are looking for parts, that is, if you even have and issue at all, perhaps they will work without a problem at all. If you are using something much heavier than a Bose Cube, these stands are a little tipsy, and the extra weight might make them more prone to falling over.
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I use these stands with Paul Buff White Lightning 800 and 1600, which are heavier. They are fine until extending too high or carrying an extra large soft box overhead. They will support a light head or reflector on a boom but again, it depends on what you sling out there with it and how high. I always weight the stand with a sand bag.
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Not familiar with this brand or model of speakers. All I can say is that there are a lot of options to mount speakers to these stands. If your speakers way more thing about a pound these stands are probably not the ones you would want. they are made out of very lightweight metal and have a tendency to be top heavy. the bases on these aren't very wide and they added an extra weight to the bottom in an attempt to make them more stable. I eventually stopped using mine all together and bought some more expensive ones.
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Its holding my 50" Plasma, As long as it is not heavier than the weight limit, I think its 135lbs . It should hold it, but i can't be 100% sure