Should these be good for Polk Audio RTi A3? Fine for the weight I think, but the speaker is 14.5 inches deep and 8.5 inches wide.
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They work fine for me I have a couple of bookshelves style Sony speakers and they balance just fine
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Go to Polk's website and look at the specs. They have them. I think you are ok but I am not 100% but they are flush to wall and not very deep. Mine fit and I just have 2x4 studs and 5\8" drywall I think. I still had space to put pink insulation behind to help baffle the sound. Dont forget that!
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Of course they will fit in the opening but you would probably need an adapter ring or if you are handy with installs could probably make one out of MDF or plywood. Question is why would you? First off these are Marine apeakers. Unless you are concerned about water in your door, probably not needed.They do sound great. I suggest that you opt for 6 1/2" application.Polk has an outstanding lineup for the car/truck where weather is not a concern. If you already have them you can make them work! Where there's a will, there's a way!
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Don't know...some simple measurements will let you know. They are great speakers though
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Hi Steven, Sorry, but your question is way over my head, so I do not know how to answer it. I bought them for my Polk bookshelf-size speakers and they work very well for them. I do think it is a sturdy stand, at least for my use. Maybe you could contact the seller or manufacturer with your question.Amy
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To be completely honest I can't say for sure they would work, however in reading the reviews they sound like they fit most models nicely. The 6-3/4 description is misleading as it states farther down that they are actually 6.5" speakers. I would say for the price of around $16 I would give them a shot and if not at least your not out the $40 or more others are costing. I went out on a limb to try some but have not installed them with speakers yet. Sorry.
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You are good on height. You will have about 3/16 to spare. On depth, you are short by 3/4, but it shouldn't matter if the speaker extends beyond your enclosure. You will probably get better sound dispersion. Speakers have a great sound as centers!
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That's a somewhat unusual speaker impedance. Your best bet is to consult the speaker manufacturer for their recommendation. However, you should be fine with 14 AWG for a run of up to 50'. 12 AWG gets rather expensive.
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The dimensions you listed from Kicker are accurate. Add about 1" to the depth if you are using the mounting bracket that comes with the speakers. I recently installed these on my boat and they blow the Jenson Marines I have out of the water (pardon the pun). Hope this helps.
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I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find... » Read More I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! « Show Less
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Most surround sound speakers are fairly small and light weight, maybe weighing 2-3 lbs each. So these work pretty well and they look nice. For larger, heavier speakers they won't be sturdy enough.
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No. These speakers are larger than average speakers with at 6 3/4" cone. You might be able to make them work with some modifications but these are some serious speakers that require an amp to perform correctly.
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I'm using them with 14 gauge, no banana plugs just straight into the binding posts. As far as using a sub-woofer, that depends on what your use and location is. I'm using the tsi100's for my HT system and they are fine for listening to music w/o the S/W. If you're using them for Home theater, you may want a S/W for the very low bass and sound FX. What size depends on the size of the room it will be used in. I have a Polk PSw10 and it is adequate for my 12x18 den.
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As long as pole diameter and the receptacle socket matches...have used my pair with several different speakers depending on venue. No complaints so far and cost was factor in choice. Also the wide stance easily supported set of 15" box with confidence.
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they are going to be 6x9 which means length and width will be 6x9. I would 1st see if your speakers are 6x9 and if they are these will in theory fit. My issue was not the 6x9 size but the depth of the Kappa's. If you were to take my stock Bose and these Kappa's and put them on a table the Kappa's stand roughly a quarter to half inch taller than the stock Bose. So when I put them in place of the Bose they didn't fit like the stock ones.
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Seems like you are talking about the speakers' size. take a look at this at this link: http://www.rpfonline.com/yary5neavhot.html
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Steven, I have Polk audio RTi 6's (which I'm pretty sure weigh just shy of 20 lbs a piece) and they have held up just fine and sound great.