Can anyone recommend good satellite speaker stands? I'v read that because of where the keyhole's are mounted, not all stands will work well.
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I bought a set of Sanus stands at Best Buy. Although the reflex ports are somewhat blocked by the position of the speakers, this hasn't been a real problem. I also mounted the speakers with the curved rod facing opposite the way the manufacturer intended, primarily because the bottom of the speakers rested on the rod when the curve goes the way it's intended. Because of where I have the speakers (relatively hidden by furniture) it doesn't matter. It all boils down to how you want the speakers to fit into your own theater space, I guess.
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I highly recommend Atlantic speaker stands. They are sturdy and go well with the monoprice speakers.
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I use "VideoSecu 4 Black Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1VE", got off amazon. I don't know what the issue with the keyholes could be, I found these worked perfectly. Just remember that they come fully assembled, and you should take off the extension if you are wall mounting, as that is only for shelf mounting.
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They are they were the Klipsch Quintet 5.0 Home Theater Speaker System, and the brackets didn't hold up for anything... to this day I am trying to find another way to support my speakers. While all are hanging downward.... I do not recommend these unless your speakers are very light.
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By stands if you mean wall mounting brackets for the four satellite speakers and one central speaker (5.1 system), the answer is yes, the speaker mounts/brackets for wall mounting are included in this HK 5.1 speaker system. I've been using this 5.1 HK system as a surround sound with a Pioneer AV receiver for my Samsung LED TV for almost 6 years and have had no issues with any of the speakers including the wired sub-woofer. Excellent sound system.
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Am I the only one that finds it ironic that... once you find speaker stands that are of decent quality, you could have just bought tower speakers from the beginning, which would not only be more stable, but would likely sound better as well?
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There are mount holes in the back of each satellite speaker. You can buy mounting arms that can hang from the wall OR ceiling and can be adjusted to point where you want them to.
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My old speakers had a screw hole in the back, and the speaker stands had a L-shaped bracket on top of the stand, with a hole in the vertical part of the bracket that the screw went through. What I did for my Onkyo keyhole-only speakers was put a bolt through that hole, and attach it with one nut in front of the bracket and one behind it, then I hung the speaker on the head of the bolt.
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Wouldn't it be possible to use some good speakers with this: I mean toss out the satellites and connect some good bookshelf speakers? Has anyone tried that?
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No - these are hard-wired speakers. Satellite refers to rear or side location for surround sound systems.
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You should be OK with these. I have 2.5# satellite speakers on these. Package includes alternate mounting heads for various speakers.
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i bought thru amazon. i had same question as well. i habe 4 satellite speakers 1 center speaker and a sub+woofer. fyi i love it!
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I'm curious about this as well. Solaris, did you find out if this is compatible or did you find another speaker stand that is?Logitech doesn't seem to sell speaker stands.
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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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Sorry, I know longer have this stand. But I remember it fit the DT satellite speakers very well.
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These speakers cover the frequency range of most satellite speakers. Going by just that, I would say yes they could be used as satellite speakers although I think there may be better choices.
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I attempted to quickly determine the threads used in mounts of the mentioned satellites but failed to find that information. So you can best answer, if you are a current owner, by measuring the threads on the base of your speaker. It is more likely those are M8 (metric) than 3/8". Even assuming the threads do fit, you may want to consider a more robust solution. It appears these units, though small, are heavier than I would recommend mounting with only an adapter like this one; however if you used this only to retain the unit on a larger base, that should work. The stress on this adapter might break it or fail to hold your (expensive) satellite properly.
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One would normally mount speakers in the way they are designed to be mounted. These are intended to be wall mounted to get their best performance. I'm sure Def Tech has some other surround speakers intended for stand mounting and I suggest going that route for the best performance.
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I'm going to give these a shot: http://www.amazon.com/Deluxe-Universal-Speaker-Brackets-Ceilings/dp/B001QN5686/ref=pd_bxgy_e_img_bThey say keyholes, so these mounts should work fine. They fit the weight of the speakers as well. I'm thinking we are all going to be surprised at the size of these speakers.