How much space is there on the top shelf for a fairly large center speaker?
1700089
The top shelf under the black tempered glass top measures approximately 7"h x 53"w.
1700090
Depends on what else you're going to put in it and what size the speaker is...
1700091
You're welcome! You'll just have to make sure that your speaker isn't any deeper than 16". However, the glass top just rests on the table and if you remove it, you have about 18" of depth to play with from the top.
1700092
We have a set of Bose 201's, and they fit very well behind the cross bar roughly 9" in height. 7" clearance directly under the bar.
1700093
The opening to the shelf from the front/rear is 7 1/8" high and from the sides it is 8 3/4" high.
560022
Mine is set up with plenty of space on each side, but based on how it's constructed, I can't see that as an issue. The subwoofer is beneath the unit and the primary mid range speakers are in front. If anything, a more confined space may actually enhance the sound. Good luck
1008941
I've got a Samsung near that size on mine and there's plenty of room for the soundbar on the top shelf. My soundbar is also Samsung and is only about 3-4 inches tall but I'd say there's at least 6-8 inches of space there. Hope that helps. It's a nice set up.
164105
I purchased this piece last year. I put my sound system base inside the cabinet (11" w x 17" h x 14" d).cable box and sound system receiver fit perfectly on open shelf.
1555727
the center measures 21inches high by 17 1/2 wide. the shelves can be moved where you need them. Hope this helps!
2127110
Front speakers are 4 inches wide and 11 1/2 inches tall. The center speaker is about 14 inches wide and about 4 inches tall. The center is placed on its side.
1397891
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
1629851
No there's really no room except space for a normal speaker cable. The RCA will absolutely not fit.
1520907
middle support on top shelf allows 10 inches from front of shelf. there is slightly less than 20.8 inches on either side of the middle support. we have a satellite box, wii and dvd player on that shelf. they fit fine! very attractive and functional piece of furniture.
114934
I don't think it'll fit, unless you put it on the top shelf. The lower shelves have about 20" between the posts at the leading edge of the shelf. The glass shelves have about 14" of depth before they start tapering to the rear post. The center front to back depth is 20". The top shelf is 26" wide but putting your large, heavy receiver on the top may make the audio tower unstable. Hope this helps.
1608889
There is not a huge space between the smaller speakers. You can always splice yourself if not far enough for your taste
1342356
17" deep x 22" wide x 11 high" (Note: the width between the front columns is 17" and the width at the back of the shelf is less because of the shape of the shelf) My amp is a little over 17 wide and it fits great, centered between / abutting the front wood columns. It's a very handy little component shelving unit, I have audio gear in it and a turntable on top.
1245589
The three spaces in the middle are shelves. adjustable or removable, so everyones dimensions would be different. For example, I have my speaker on the bottom and a 1 inch and 2 inch gap at the top for some of my electronics. They are actually nicely adjustable, I think every half inch or so.
1636871
Mine is right in front center of TV. That was what I was looking for barely 4" high it fits below the screen without getting in the way like bulkier taller center channel speakers. I have a subwoofer as it part of my 7.1 speaker system with 2 Cerwin Vega bookshelf a up front and 4 Boston acoustic cubes as surrounds. Relatively inexpensive but great sounding system with my Sony 7.1 receiver.
1266101
The four surround speakers are about the size of a large masonry brick--I'm not near them now, but I'd guess about 10"h x 3"w x 4"d. The center speaker is the same size, but it rests on its side. The sub-woofer, of course, is much larger and rests on the floor--I have mine sitting under a standard-size desk, and it fits just fine (right next to the chair). I don't think you need a mount for any of the speakers. They are extremely lightweight plastic--no doubt part of the cheap price--and each has two slotted recesses on the rear, into which you can slip a standard wood-screw head. I have the side speakers on screws drilled right into the dry-wall, and that holds them up just fine. I hope this helps!
1218288
The system is comprised of three parts (1 stereo plus 2 speakers). Each part is 8 inches wide. If you set them together on the shelf, they take up 24 inches, but you can separate the components, stack them, whatever.
959359
Although I do not have the the unit anymore i do not believe it would accommodate a speaker that large.