can i mount klipsch rb 51 bookshelf using these mounts? how are the speakers mounted to the mounts?
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the speakers sit on the mounts and are held by gravity/friction both. don't know about the klipsch fitting or not, I have audio engine speakers.
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Yes, I mounted RB51's and they fit nice, look nice. Be sure to re-tighten the clamps after 1 week, 1 month, to be sure the bolts etc have not stretched too much.
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The speaker stand comes with a couple different sets of mounting hardware. My speakers have brass threads on the back, and they have an L adapter that allows you to mount your speakers. Alternatively if you had the threads on the bottom, they have hardware for that included as well. They have a couple of different sized screws for mounting too. However I cannot guarantee that they'll work with your speakers, but they include a lot of adapters, hardware, and mounting plates so that these stands are universal. You should not have a problem. Another thing, don't use these stands with super heavy speakers, get the model above these they are only $10 more.
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I really don't know. These mounts have a very specific bolt hole on top of a notch, roughly a half inch below that mate precisely with the speakers. See if you can get a good look at the photo. This is apparently the newest Bose mount interface for the smaller satellite type speakers.
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Go to amazon and search for bookshelf speakers. I have a set of Pioneer SP-BS22-LR Andrew Jones Designed Bookshelf Loudspeakers. I use the speaker mounts in my media room. I like them very much and would buy them again.
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No they do not. These are at least bookshelf speakers - they have a large footprint.
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Can you confirm that the speakers have threaded holes in the back for mounting? I thought I read somewhere that they only have "keyholes"
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Any suggestions for using the stands for the back (surround) speakers. The mounting setup is for the front speakers only. I'm thinking heavy duty velcro.
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Been a long time now, I don't recall getting mounting brackets, but if that's the case, then you wouldn't have to remove the speakers to mount. The ore drill holes are likely threaded for the mounting bracket acres to be done externally.
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Dear Jamie,Thanks for your inquiry. All the speakers in the BDVN7200W are removable and movable. Since 4 of the speakers are floorstanding, you may not want to mount those, but you can certainly mount the center speaker. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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The speakers are physically too large to fit in the klipsch enclosures.Adapt the klipsch wiring to the Cerwin Vegas, which is very easily done in about 10 minutes.
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The speakers have small mounting holes on the back that you can you hook onto the head of a screw or nail. But there's no existing holes for screwing a bracket into them.
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I don't own the other set so I couldn't really say that one is better than the other but, these have done just fine for my bose 4.2 bookshelf speakers. I feel like they're plenty sturdy. I suppose it depends on what you plan to mount on them though.
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They should, as there are various ways to mount the speakers, hope this helps
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Normally, all you do with the tall speaker stand bases is run the wires through them up to the speakers, and mount the speakers on top. I see no reason you couldn't mount the speakers somewhere else, but you still have to run the wires to them and you have to mount them somehow. I think there are holes on the speakers that can be used to with mounting screws.
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These speakers are rear ported so wall mounting is not a good idea unless you use stand-off mounts. They should be at least several inches off the wall for best sound. For wall mounting, best to use sealed cabinet or front ported speakers.
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I just installed a pair SP-BS22-LR speakers on these mounts, and they work great. I used the side clamps with the included stick on cushions, and used the small speaker screws in the kit for the rear bottom of the speaker (Yes, that would void the speaker's warranty, but the screw is not very long at all), just to make sure they were not going anywhere. Very solid mounts. I too have them pointing down, as I am using them as rear surround speakers.
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It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher... » Read More It depends on the height that you want to put your speakers. I have the Klipsch RB-41's(6LBS each) on my stands and currently using only one inch of the extension pole. Instead of the keyhole mount I used the included large flat mounting plate. They are stable at this height. I tried the keyhole mount and found that the stands were not as stable as the flat plate mount. Your speakers are slightly heavier and of a different configuration than mine. If you are not going to go beyond extending the stands to say 28 inches or so you may be safe. Bottom line with these stands is that the higher you go the less stable they become. « Show Less