Is it stable enough to support a 10.5" (depth) x7" (width) x11.5" (height) stereo speaker?
598222
Yes, I'd have no problem with using it to support such a speaker as you describe.
598223
Very stable when full, l think the unit will be able to support the speaker without any issues depth is 8 inches width is 14.5 in hope this helps
2218890
It will probably hold the weight. The problem I had was the verticle supports aren't wide enough to fit my receiver between and also not deep enough to lift the top and fit it down from the top. Shelves aren't adjustable up and down either they are fixed.
1246040
Soundbar is 2.25 inches high above the surface, or at least ours is. Should be fine in your case.
571768
The curve and balance of the speaker seem to be designed to also sit on its side. The speaker face is exactly perpendicular to the shelf or whatever surface it is sitting on. It can rock on its side easily but unless you are in an RV or experiencing an earthquake it should not be an issue.
1466705
This was listed in my review (5"). If your looking to 'stand' smaller speakers (4.5 or less), I would suggest the Atlantic SPSCUR47 Speaker Stands. [ASIN: B000289DCG]
803802
No, it is not too large to balance properly. YOu can use it for the acoustic bass. Thanks, Thuc
2094553
I have JBL studio monitor speakers that sit beyond the base plate by about 1.5 inches, they sit very secure. The base plate is 6" x 6.5" and you can twist the pole to suit your needs. I think your speaker dimensions might be on the high side. If I were you, I would shop for a slightly larger base plate. This is a great/sturdy brand - I would definitely recommend to a friend but you should see if they sell another model with a larger base plate. I wouldn't feel comfortable if my speaker was going beyond the edge of the baseplate by more than 1-1.5 inches.
919097
It should hold a pretty good amount of weight for how big it is. I didn't screw mine into the wall because I rent an apt, but I used heavy command strips that work up to 15 lbs and it seems to do the job fine. Small speakers should be fine, just don't strain it.
985017
It is a sturdy, well build speaker. Depending on the size of the TV probably ok for up to 32", over that it would probably be unstable. I mounted my TVv with a good Sanus wall mount. They are the best around and Amazon has the best price on them.
1735811
I would not recommend a speaker stand for these speakers. I tried, and it was very unstable. You will need a heavy duty stand if you still want to go that route. Great speakers!
482013
I have a 201 speaker with dimensions of 6"W, 13.5" L and 8" high. That fits nicely on the stand but I doubt if a much bigger speaker would be stable on this stand.
249058
Yes!!!! If i was you get the stand its nice!! It will support it just fine. No trouble at all.
1447916
It isn't that deep and tends to be a bit unstable on carpeting so I probably would not put a speaker of that size on top of it.
1252634
It will hold the weight, but the Sonos are almost 11" wide, so I would definitely use plenty of speaker tac/putty to hold them if bumped. The Sonos are best on a table or bookshelf. Now I have bigger/heavier speakers on my stands with speaker putty and am very happy, but I still put them beside my TV and don't have pets running around.
200913
I have Bose Speakers 14 X 9 on mine and they weigh 8 - 9lbs. No problem with them staying on the Sanus System Speaker Stands. I love my speaker stands and they are the perfect height for listening to music or watching movies.
92151
The stands allow for four screws to be secured on the bottom in the corners. Not sure how that lines up to your speaker dimensions. There's also the option Joe listed already as well
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.