What speaker stands can I use for the rear speakers on the MLT-2 system?
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I have these mounted on Sanus HTB3 and they look good. There is no problem adjusting them or moving them around to get the best sound out of the speakers. It really works well for me.
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I can't say as I am not familiar with that system. I use the stands for sony speakers; 3X3X6. I bought the stands because they fit within my wall unit. They are sturdy stands.
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The speaker stands are designed specifically for DT ProMonitor 600/800 loudspeaker systems. The dimensions of the top plate are not provided.
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Did you ever a find a set of speaker stands that was a little more affordable?
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You could try to use something like the Rocketfish universal or Amphony 1600 wireless rear speaker kit.
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I use VideoSecu 2 Heavy duty PA DJ Club Adjustable Satellite Speaker Stand MS07B M99. They hold these speakers up well and perfectly maintain the positions I've set. I see no need for larger, heavier, and more expensive speaker stands.
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The rear speakers do not come with stands. The back of the speaker has holes in it to accommodate hanging on the wall. They also have rubber feet if you want to set them on a table behind you.
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Hey Watherly, thanx, i'm looking fot speaker stands too, can you tell us which model did you choose? sound like a great choice for the price :)
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It should work with your speakers. These stands come with several different size screws and fittings. The only problem I see is that you will probably have to leave the back covers off. They are probably taller than the speakers.
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There is the Sanus BF31 31" speaker stands which I would need to special order for you as they are currently not in stock here
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I use them with Polk T15 speakers and they work just fine. These are smaller speakers but the stands are sturdy and they look good as well.
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I ended up using these: Sanus SF30-B1 Steel Foundations 30-inch Speaker Stands (PAIR)They are plenty strong and sturdy. I used some adhesive putty to secure them to the top of the stand: Blu-Tack Reusable Adhesive 75g
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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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Rear ported speakers, such as these, require that there be about a foot or so between the rear of the speaker and the wall. You can mount the speakers any way you like but you'll loose some bottom end.
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I would stick to using them on the sides or in the rear. I have mine as the rear speakers and they work great. I have a 7.1 system but these are wired as the side speakers and the side speakers wired as the rear. I did this because for some reason when they were wired as the rear speakers the volume was quite low compared to the sides. Now the side speakers (wired as the rear) just fill in the gap between front and rear because of the lower volume. Most shows play in 5.X anyways so it sounds great.
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If you are using them for your rear speakers, they will be just fine with your system. We have about same set up and they work very nice.
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Go with the ISO-L8R155. I got them for my LS50 and am happy that I went with these and not the larger stands (L8R200). As mentioned by others, IsoAcoustics has a a tool on their website that produces the recommended stands (for the LS50 they recommend the new higher-end Aperta and the ISO-L8R155).I find the configuration stable enough for my purposes. I use the tilt mechanism together with the short legs. How stable the configuration would be with the long legs I don't know as I have not tried it out yet.