Whats the maximum weight these can support? My Definitive 450's are 20 LBs each so I need sturdy stands.
1587812
The stands are metal and very solid -- so the only thing I would be concerned about with 20lb speakers is it being top-heavy and tipping over.
1587813
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.
1587814
Have no idea, but they're solid. I'd have no apprehension about putting 20 pounds on them. I've had numerous speaker stands throughout the years and I like these a lot.
1587815
I have kips rb-11 they are 18 pounds and I don't have a problem hope this helps
384444
Strictly guessing, but I would say liability, reduced warranty claims (most items are overbuild 75-150%) and weight distribution. The heavier speakers will likely have the load points out toward the edges for balance purposes, but the edges/corners of these stands are unsupported tempered glass. The only support to the glass is in the center where the 2 columns meet the glass. They're likely worried about the glass breaking and your speakers getting damaged from too much weight away from the support points (columns). I have my JBL Studio L820s on these. Those speakers weigh in at 19lbs and are used as my surrounds. They don't wobble or seem to stress the stands at all. It's also worth noting, that these are designed for bookshelf speakers, if you put anything very tall on them, that could cause them become too top heavy and be prone to tipping.
42799
These stands are sturdy enough to handel a 30 lbs speaker, my Martin Logans are close to that.
965237
Sorry dont know . My bike. Is 24lbs and its ok with that Hope this helps. The stands are ok for the price . Remembet you get what you pay for .
103284
I ended up using these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006885FS/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They are plenty strong and sturdy. I used some adhesive putty to secure them to the top of the stand: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001FGLX72/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1725477
The construction is fairly sturdy but the base plate is not all that large (8" x 8"). We have a pair of KRK VXT4 monitors on our stands. They are 15 lbs each, and I would not want anyone to bump one as they are top heavy. The design could support up to 30 lbs but they would need to be well out of the way of traffic.
726570
I can say that at 280 it feels very sturdy, but it's starting to get some creaks and whatnot in it now. It may support 350 but I imagine you'd want to shoot for something rated for 450 just to be on the safe side.
1173699
I weigh about 170 lbs and have stood on mine a few times climbing up to the drop down bed in my toy hauler. I have them mounted on a table that I made that's attached to the wall with a removable hinge and the table is supported with 4 of these. SO... I'd feel good about saying that they will support at a minimum of 50 lbs each. Just MY opinion and NOT an official recommendation by any means.
318363
I forget how much they're rated to carry but they are awsome speaker stands. I have two of them. I use them with my Passport PD150 system. If you screw them into a stud, I'd imagine you can put 150 lbs no problem. YOu'll want to check out what they are rated for though. But I can tell you this, they are very solid!Have fun!!-Ken
852456
The stand will easily hold about 60lbs but.... You must make sure your assembly goes well. There is a good possibility that the assembly (if done improperly) will render the stand useless.
158453
I own a pair of JBL Monitors that weigh upwards of 25 lb each and they are on old "wooden stands", since my purchase of the Seismic stands I put a pair of Alesis monitors on them and they seem too light for the stands. Go ahead and load them down I'm sure they can handle at least 50 lbs. I use isolation pads under them also and it helps with any vibration noise experienced with high volumes.
2224427
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
1788487
35lb sounds bit much for this stand. I would not recommend using it. This is designed to hold reciever and DvD players etc. It's better to call the company directly and ask them same question.
852002
I'm not completely sure, but I have 25 pound Bose speakers mounted to mine and it didn't cause any strain at all on the stands so I would think that they could handle at least twice as much weight, if not a bit more.
585750
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.
2218889
I don't know the maximum weight of my equipment but I cannot put another piece of equipment on the shelves. I have my 42" TV, & center speaker on top shelf.Onkyo home theater receiver, and cable box on next shelf, 100 disk juke box and blue ray player on 3rd shelf and md player/recorder, dvd recorder/video player.on bottom shelf. It holds them sturdy. I am pleased. Again, I have all that I wanted on this stand with no shakiness or wobble.
1224736
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.