I am using these for small Polk bookshelf speakers (11"). Would these work for smaller speakers?
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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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They are really universal. I see no problem using them with a wide range of speaker sizes. Great stand for the money.
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I use the Polk Audio Monitor 45B 2-Way Bookshelf Speakers, and I have quite a lot of room for maneuver check the dimensions with my Polk and compare with yours, I think so.
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If these are the powered desktop speakers then no I would think these speakers are a bit to heavy for these brackets. You might want to look at brackets that mount from the bottom of the speakers instead of the back.
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You should be able to. They are wire connected so as long as other speakers could be driven by relatively low output of the receiver they should work. The speakers that come with this system are just fine for a bookshelf system however.
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As cheaply made as they are, I wouldn't think these stands would have issues with any 10" speaker. We use 12's and 15's and they seem to have problems with the weight. The minimum height is about 3 feet off of the ground. Other options, if they don't need to be adjustable, is to look into pipe and drape bases with the short 2-3 foot poles. We use them for some front monitors at shows when they need to rise up to stage height.
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Not really sure about your particular speakers, but they do fit two different sized holes in the bottom of the speakers. I have some mid-sized Peavy speakers and they accept the smaller mount provided.
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Good Afternoon, to answer your question I would say that these are the BEST bookshelf speaker mounts for the money at the time, 25.00! for the pair. What a STEAL! after fixing my problem I had with them these turned out to be a gem!! They turn an easy 180 from side to side and also have a nice up and down tilt as well, I have my Polk RTI A1 speakers mounted on these which are quite large and these do the job well! I use blue tack to hold the speakers down just incase they don't lift or at an angle the tack holds the speakers down in their place. Good luck! I'm here if you have anymore questions. Randy Good Afternoon, to answer your question I would say that these are the BEST bookshelf speaker mounts for the money at the time, 25.00! for the pair. What a STEAL! after fixing my problem I had with them these turned out to be a gem!! They turn an easy 180 from side to side and also have a nice up and down tilt as well, I have my Polk RTI A1 speakers mounted on these which are quite large and these do the job well! I use blue tack to hold the speakers down just incase they don't lift or at an angle the tack holds the speakers down in their place. Good luck! I'm here if you have anymore... » Read More Good Afternoon, to answer your question I would say that these are the BEST bookshelf speaker mounts for the money at the time, 25.00! for the pair. What a STEAL! after fixing my problem I had with them these turned out to be a gem!! They turn an easy 180 from side to side and also have a nice up and down tilt as well, I have my Polk RTI A1 speakers mounted on these which are quite large and these do the job well! I use blue tack to hold the speakers down just incase they don't lift or at an angle the tack holds the speakers down in their place. Good luck! I'm here if you have anymore questions. Randy « Show Less
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I think that they would work out fine. I use the stands for onkyo speakers that seem similar in size to the polks and they are perfect. But as always ymmv, good luck.
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Your speakers will need to be low profile as there is not a lot of room. I had two 10 inch MTX 800 subs that were too big for the box. I eventually placed two low profile 10 inch Kickers in there and they worked perfectly.
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it really depends on the location of the holes on the bottom of your speakers. I would imagine they would fit on there. I put my sony speakers on there and one hole didn't line up exactly on each speaker but was still pretty sturdy with one screw in there.
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Should work if the speaker is placed vertically, but the base is only 4.8" squared, I use a Auralex MoPAD Monitor Isolation Pad, under my Adam Audio A7X Powered Studio Monitors and they are 8", If your speakers are in a corner or somewhere the will not get knocked over than you will be fine.
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I would certainly think so. These are very sturdy and work well with my large speakers. Have fun!
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I have polk tsi 200 speakers which are much larger than the base, I just centered the speaker on the base, and it worked out for me. It is still surprisingly secure even though the base is much smaller than the speaker base.
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I beleave they will. As long as they are keyhole mount. My quintet speakers are right at 5 lb apeice and the stands hold them well. There are different brackets that will adapt to yours. Hope this helps.
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I think so, I use them on a pair of Definitive Technologies SM-65; Product Dimensions: 18.7 x 11.5 x 20 inches ; 22.2 pounds which are bigger than yours. I contacted Def Tech's support before just to verify because the speaker's weight exceeds their specifications, I recommend that you get in touch with them before buying just to be sure. I installed them on a brick wall and that helps. Great product.
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It should work with your speakers. These stands come with several different size screws and fittings. The only problem I see is that you will probably have to leave the back covers off. They are probably taller than the speakers.
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If they're 8 ohm speakers, this may be a bit under-powered. They have a 3000 model that would be better suited for only a small amount more.
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I dont know but they are small speakers that dont go too loud so i would probably try speakers that are a little bigger.