The first pair of stands I bought (from Amazon also) were the same price, but much flimsier in I guess they were better for really light, mini, plastic htib I'm using Sony SS-B1000 bookshelves, which are larger and heavier, so back they These are of a more industrial design, and are perfect for my speakers (these stands claim to handle up to 30 the first pair, these came completely They arrived neatly boxed and The shipping was quick and non They aren't the prettiest for in home use, but that's not an issue for me at There are plates at the top with 4 holes at the corners to screw your speakers to the Right there, their use is limited because if you have really nice expensive speakers, you're probably not about to drill holes into them no matter how great the stands But for a pair Sony's, I'm willing to I guess you could use double sided tape if you really wanted, but then you'd have tape glue on your speakers, and I wouldn't trust that the glue might not dry out or a firm bump to the stand might not knock them small issue was that if I attatched the speaker flush to the plate, I wouldn't be able to run the wire down through the center of the So when I went into the hardware store (carrying one speaker and the top of one stand)to have the hardware guy sell me the correct screws, I also had him sell me 16 rubber washers to raise the speaker about 1/2 inch above the (Each corner got 2 washers, I was kind of dreading trying this approach because I was sure the washers would fly out when I tried to pass the screws through, or something else wouldn't had a friend drill the holes into the speakers for me, and voila-the washers didn't fly and the wires were passed through the poles Now they're perfectly sitting on top of these stands looking clean as a The bottom plate is raised from the floor with rubber feet, so the wire passes out My Sony SA-W2500 sub sits on the floor next to the left stand completing the you want to try this, just remember to remove the plastic cap on the bottom of the top tube so the wire can go locking knob works fine, but it's just a plastic knob on a screw, so I wouldn't use more strength than necessary when tightening They're stable enough for my little bookshelf speakers in my home (they're raised up) but I don't think you could raise 30 pound speakers with Maybe if the 30 pounders were on them unraised, they'd be I removed a star because I had to modify them to run the wires However, I would reccomend these stands as a good choice for 30 bucks if you don't mind drilling your speakers, and don't mind the commercial Perfect for casual environments such as a dorm or a bachelor pad, using less expensive
- a customer
Sturdy with an excellent wire management system and priced to I would recommend this set of stands to someone with small speakers(no more than 6 and wants to get them up for best audio dispersion and directionality for your home
- Jessey Gomez
I needed stands for my new home theatre Sitting on the floor in the corner wasn't going to cut These stand fit the My favorite feature is the adjustable The base is very stable and the top is the right Not for bookshelf sized speakers, but perfect for my
- JimmyC
Well made, no Took out the plastic feet that came with it and drilled larger holes for carpet
- Joseph McClain
These are good I have Polk Monitor30 on these as I like that they are adjustable in price, good I would buy these again or recommend them without a
- JMR "JMR"
I am using these speaker stands to hold a pair of jbl extreme monitors out on my screened These are small metal speakers and I am keeping them secured on the stands with just some blu-tack No problems with holding these There are holes in the mounts if you are looking for a more secure I experimented with trying to mount a large pair of bookshelf speakers (sony The base of the stands turned out to be too small, they wanted to fall They did fine with a pair of sony ss-b1000 speakers which are smaller and are often used as surround Can't fault the stands for not handling the larger speakers as they are clearly labeled for surround sound Don't buy these if you need to mount speakers any wider than seven inches at the base, they might fall one thing that I can fault them for is that the metal poles can be used to run wires inside to hide them, but the base of the poles is solid with no holes, so one has to drill through the bottom of the poles below the base in order to be able to run wires up through Therefore I give these stands four stars instead of
- PhillyChris
- A cable management system in place to hide all those messy speaker wires
- The top plate can pan 360 degrees and tilt +/-15 degrees for level adjustment.
- Heavy duty steel construction in black finish. Supports weight up to 30 lbs
- With a 'Lock' mechanism, height adjustable from 26.5 inch to 47 inch ( 673mm - 1193mm )
- Side Clamping top plate can adjust width from 5 to 11 inches (127mm-279mm)
VideoSecu Universal Speaker Stands compatibility with the majority of leading brands of surround loudspeakers, including Acoustic Energy, Sony, Bose and many others. Designed to accommodate small satellite surround loudspeakers from most major manufacturers. Adjustable height for personal preference and adjustable width plate for different size speakers. Unsightly cables concealed via central hole in the provided brackets or into the strategically placed port positioned at the top of tubes.
Source: VideoSecu 2 Adjustable Steel Speaker Stands Universal Online Store
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