S 606 HCS 6 Home Cinema Systems&lt; - this is what I have is, this stand stable for my rear speaker? weight abt 15lbs....
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can it handle the speaker? yes...would I do it...no, the base is wide enough, the platform is wide enough, but thats a lot of top heavy weight. My speakers are probably ~10pnds, I have 4 of them, they work great never a problem, but they dont get bumped around, so if you are going to do it, you need to be sure that you can put the stands somewhere that they will not be in the traffic flow...if thats not a concern, the ability to hold the speaker is probably not an issue. I would hate to see them crash to the floor though. one tip, the platform where you put the speaker has screws in the center, I didnt like that, at least not to put the speaker on. as well the platform is smooth, making it slick. so to further protect against shifting during movies and to protect them from the screws, I went to Home Depot and got the little rubber feet you use to act as bumpers on cupboards and stuck them to the base of the platform to act as both a riser above the screws and a more secure/nonslip surface for the speaker. hope this helps...good luck.
1485171
The speakers I'm using weigh 8 lbs each and the stand holds them fine--I'd say 12-15 lbs would be the max. Just be sure that 1)the speaker isn't any wider that 7-1/2" and 2)you don't have any cats/pets/children that could run into them because even though these are quite heavy and sturdy a 10 lb + speaker would make them a little top heavy. Hope this helps you out.
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I placed my on a shelf, but I take that an appropriate stand is one sturdy and strong enough to withstand its weight of 16.5 lbs. Speakers should be at ear listening level, while seated, and out of the way from by-passers to avoid bumping into one of them. You may want to take a look at these websites. http://www.amazon.com/SANUS-Speaker-Stands-Bookshelf-Speakers/dp/B00006JQ5O/ref=pd_sim_e_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=1JG2EH4RR4B68HXSKQT3 - http://www.computeraudiophile.com/f12-headphones-and-speakers/stuck-selecting-desktop-speakers-17435/
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I use yamaha hs5's that way 12 lbs each and the stand holds them fine. If you have bigger speakers, they might not fit because the mount on top is very small. Also, there's no locking mechanism with the height adjustment. It's just a screw that wedges itself into a plastic/rubbery support, which might not do well with heavier weights. Long story short, if your speakers are smaller than 8" the stands are perfect.
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I currently am using a pair of Harbinger APS15 with them right now. They weigh about 46lbs each and the stands seem to hold them quite well. Given the leg spread of the stands, there is no rocking or lack of support. I would think they could hold more, but I have not tested or tried anything heavier than those currently.
1735516
I'm using my stands with Polk LSiM703 which are almost exactly 30lbs. I'm very happy with the stands.
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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. 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,... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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.
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I think so. The base on these stands is quite wide. You might want to strap the speaker to the stand though. I have a pair of M-Audio BX5's on mine. These stands are big enough that they are complete overkill for my application. I don't think there would be any problem with these stands supporting 35lbs.
837672
It would be stable but if you have a receiver, center speaker, TV, etc. it might be hard to move or drag into position. The stand itself is very heavy.
351470
I have 15" Sony speakers attached to these stands and the speakers will wobble if bumped. The stands will not tip over easily if pushed forward or backward but pushing them back and to a side with a tall heavy speaker will make them fall if struck hard enough. The Neato robotic vacuum hitting the bases doesn't even budge them as the bases are pretty heavy.
259703
It's very stable - this is a very heavy, solid stand. I can see how you'd be concerned from the picture but I've never had a problem with it.
66649
I have all three tiers loaded to the brim with synths. A 76 key on the bottom and two synths of various sizes on tier two and three. It's pretty stable. I don't use them in a live setting so I don't know how the stand will react to stage movement. I believe you should be alright. Just be sure to balance the weight accordingly(Heaviest on bottom)
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Honestly I don't know, I own Mackie MR8MK3's and they weigh 24lbs each and the stands seem to hold them up fine. Any other questions you could ask the seller but I like my stands and they work great in my studio. You could look up my speakers to see the spec's to give you some comparison.
604229
I don't think the weight would be an issue but a 60" might be overscaled for this stand. I have a 42" (41" wide) and it sits about in the middle of the stand (front to back). I have about 3" of the stand left under the edges of the screen. The rear of this is formed in an arc so you would have to hold it to the front to reduce the overhang. If the aesthetics of having the screen overhang the base doesn't bother you, then go for it. Its a nice looking stand and easy to assemble.
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I have a Polk sound bar on my bracket which weighs only about 6 lbs. 15 lbs shouldn't be a problem as long as it sits properly. Check the weight limits on the bracket to be sure. Love my bracket even though it was a bit expensive.
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yeah the stands can handle that kinda weight. My speakers weigh almost 50 lbs each and these stands handle the weight. I would advise against "sliding" the stands around after the speakers have been placed upon them, however.