will a Yamaha DXR10 -Watt -Channel Powered Speaker Cabinet fit on top of this?
641229
I have a 15",600watt powered monitor and the stand works great..already done a handful of shows with these stands..they are light weight but hold a 40+ pound speaker, no prob
641230
it depends on how heavy they are These can hold my jbl jrx 115 as you can see in the picture thay can hold up to 120 lbs it just depends On how heavy the speaker is
641231
I think so, I use yamaha speakers - but these are really crappy stands. I wouldn't buy them - get the good ones.
129911
I used a half inch piece of birch b/c plywood and velcroed the amp onto the plywood and velcroed the plywood on to the top of the stereo. It's a snug fit but it works.
793031
if you drop in your speaker before you put top shelf on,it will fit...the distance from middle shelf to upper frame the top shelf sits on is like 9"...but distance from main frame crossbar to middle shelf only is like a 7" opening
2077224
The size spec given directly from the Yamaha website are as follows 17 5/16"(W) x 3 11/16"(H) x 4 15/16"(D) so it seems its a tad too deep for your current space limitations. I hope this helps if you haven't already found your answer.
1916131
I actually don't own these. ( I wish) but I do own a bunch of cerwin Vega speakers and from what I understand they are made to be played on almost any wattage. I'm no expert by any means but 85w and it being a Yamaha u should be fine. I run 140w to the single 12" version of that and it ROCKS!
389711
I don't see why not. If you have a threaded nut insert that a 1/4" x 20 threaded bold will bolt into, (and almost all of the holes are that size), then I think it will fit. I'm not an expert, but if there is a bolt hole in the back of the speaker, I think it will fit. If it has no threaded hole, the bracket can use screws that are also provided, but if you ever decide to remove the bracket from the speaker (which probably won't ever happen) you would have a couple screw holes in the back of the speakers. Nothing that a little putty and touch up paint couldn't fix, or simply insert short black screws and the holes are hidden.
1045119
Depends how big the box is. I have a speaker with 6.5" x 7.5" foot print that fits diagonally with room to spare. The shelf is a 12" radius quarter circle, so anything that fits in that area should be OK so long as it doesn't weigh an abnormal amount for something that size. There will be those two mounts poking over the top that could interfere with something that sits flush on the shelf. Use good drywall anchors from the hardware store if you don't get lucky and have a stud there, and put the mounts further out than the directions say (9 to 10 inches from the corner instead of half way) to better support the center of gravity of the load on the shelf.
659678
No. This shelf is too thick for guitar pedals (or much of anything) to fit in 2 spaces. You'll have to leave an extra space or two empty above it. Here's a better one: http://www.proaudiostash.com/product/19-inch-racking/rack-shelves/sliding-shelves/2u-19-sliding-rack-shelf/142.shtml?utm_source=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_campaign=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_medium=email
1144439
I lucked out, I had a bracket for a bike light and the speaker fit right in it. I would send the company an email to find out
1230758
Yeah that enclosure is only 800 watt RMS so it will probably be able to max those speakers, the amp might thermal shutdown after like 30 minutes of hardcore bass.
2241442
I don't know about that amp but I do have older 3' high with 12 woofer and two smaller speakers in each cabinet and they work great together delivering full range of sound. I am a retired professional musician and I expect a lot.
659676
No. This shelf is too thick for guitar pedals (or much of anything) to fit in 2 spaces. You'll have to leave an extra space or two empty above it. Here's a better one:http://www.proaudiostash.com/product/19-inch-racking/rack-shelves/sliding-shelves/2u-19-sliding-rack-shelf/142.shtml?utm_source=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm;_campaign=PAS+USA+R1194%2F2UK-SL+Discount&utm_medium=email
357059
The shelves are adjustable and I have two on one side, but your speaker will not fit because the opening is 18 3/4" wide on either side. Not sure why the other guys did not measure before answering. Maybe try the larger version Sonax makes and it will work.
2152650
Yes I don't see why not. I have quite a few different wattage speakers connected to mine and it works perfectly !
75433
I know of no reason you couldn't add the Yamaha speakers to your set up as long as the power and ohm ratings match those of the Klipsch speakers.
1687737
Ivan, Its probably the smallest 100 Watt speaker on the market. It should fit nicely on your Yamaha.
882755
I'm not 100% sure but judging from the photos of the Wolfson Audio Card, I would say "no". In addition to the outside screws, there are also 2 holes on the board that the inside screws go through, so that probably won't line up either.