my QSC K10 speakers weigh 32 lbs each. The dimensions are 20.4" H x 12.6" W x 11.8" D. Could I use these stands with my speakers?
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Of course you can, but be careful. Having experience with the K10s in a live setting, I would stick with placing them upright. If you lay them on their side, there's always the chance that they'll get tipped back on their angled section and fall off the stand (the opposite side is rounded). As Ron mentioned, using K10s on these stands will make them top heavy. I have ~30lb. studio monitors on them, but they are placed in such a way that nobody walks near them so they don't tip. And of course, fill the stands with sand.
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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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Ther should work,the stands are adjustable. I am currently using them to hold normal 5.1 computer speakers .
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The IsoAcoustics speaker stands are very nice, however, I ordered a medium size stand which turned out to be too small for my speakers, even though the medium size is supporting my speakers but got to make sure no one bumps into the speakers for they may fall off the stand. Again, I do like the stands and I will eventually purchase the large stands for my speakers.
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In my opinion the top base of stand is too small to hold them unless you managed to screw the speakers onto the top base. The bottom should support if you could keep the speakers from falling off the top
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Yes, they will. The design of your speakers will fit perfectly & I think there's hardware (a screw) that can be placed in the gold area in the rear of your speaker for true secured of the speakers. If not you can use the strips that come with the stands; they hold pretty good but the speak will rock on the stand. These stands are great, they are very sturdy and have a little to them. I hope I could help
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I believe they're just descriptors of the dimensions of the stands you're looking to purchase. What i did was looked up the weight and dimension of the speaker/woofer box and used this spec sheet to choose the best option: http://isoacoustics.com/files/chart.pdf
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i have a klipsh bookshelf speaker sitting on it, the dimensions are 7x8 inches and its 12 inches tall, if its not a high traffic area then you probably could go and inch or two in any of the dimensions and will be okay, i my case no one goes by those stands so the speakers have had no problems
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I am using these with Pioneer S-DJ08 - 8" monitors. Works really well and I like how to ya go either small or tall height on these stands. http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/DJ/Speakers/S-DJ08
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Here's my response: Absolutely, these can handle the weight of the speakers. The DefTech Studio Monitor 450's are supposed to be 8.4' wide, and these side plates claim to spread to 11", so they should be fine for the size and the weight. However, your speakers have that 10" radiator on the side, and there is a possibility that the edge of the side plates that come up around the speaker's sides might interfere with those. That's the only problem I can forsee. I would recommend buying these and trying them out.
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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
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The base is quite heavy and the stand is metal, so it should be able to support at least several pounds of weight. However, these have very specific attachment for speakers, and you need to see if the Pure Acoustics have the same screw holes.
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Thanks for your question. Almost any speaker stand will work for these. This is a fantastic sounding speaker. World Wide Stereo is 36 years old and a very proud Klipsch dealer.
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Not familiar with this brand or model of speakers. All I can say is that there are a lot of options to mount speakers to these stands. If your speakers way more thing about a pound these stands are probably not the ones you would want. they are made out of very lightweight metal and have a tendency to be top heavy. the bases on these aren't very wide and they added an extra weight to the bottom in an attempt to make them more stable. I eventually stopped using mine all together and bought some more expensive ones.
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I have Polk Tsi200 speakers on these stands and they work fine. The Polks are larger than the KEF speakers you asked about.
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Not the KEF's, but speakers of slightly smaller footprint (9" x 8.5") and 4lbs less weight on a desktop. However, I have used them with MUCH larger floor speakers (Cerwin-Vega RE-30's and old Polk Monitor 7b's) and they handle the weight just fine. I would say these are the perfect size stands/isolators for your KEF's. As a side note, I find the ISO-L8R155 to be a very valuable tool in general. I haven't had them under a set of speakers that they couldn't handle. Hope this helps.
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I think that you can use just about any stand with these. Great choice, I have these and they sound awesome. Mine however are wall mounted.