has anyone used blu-tack to attach the speaker instead of velcro
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Yes, though I changed out to vibration attenuating Sorbothane (which is quite sticky) before abandoning these stands as too unstable for my 35 pound near-field monitors.
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No, sadly I don't. I wanted a set myself so I wouldn't have to continuously transfer the speakers from my various helmets (summer/winter/night/etc.) In fact I went to blinc site and was disappointed not even to find the product displayed there at all - just an integrated helmet. By the way, my wife had an issue w/one of her speakers not working. We did get it working and there are two things you should check. 1. the usb/charger connection - make sure the cable is pushed tightly into the unit.2. The buttons on above & below of the volume are for controlling stereo volumne - ie: individual speaker volume.Good luck. No, sadly I don't. I wanted a set myself so I wouldn't have to continuously transfer the speakers from my various helmets (summer/winter/night/etc.) In fact I went to blinc site and was disappointed not even to find the product displayed there at all - just an integrated helmet. By the way, my wife had an issue w/one of her speakers not working. We did get it working and there are two things you should check. 1. the usb/charger connection - make sure the cable is pushed tightly into the unit.2. The buttons on above & below of the volume are for controlling stereo volumne - ie:... » Read More No, sadly I don't. I wanted a set myself so I wouldn't have to continuously transfer the speakers from my various helmets (summer/winter/night/etc.) In fact I went to blinc site and was disappointed not even to find the product displayed there at all - just an integrated helmet. By the way, my wife had an issue w/one of her speakers not working. We did get it working and there are two things you should check. 1. the usb/charger connection - make sure the cable is pushed tightly into the unit.2. The buttons on above & below of the volume are for controlling stereo volumne - ie: individual speaker volume.Good luck. « Show Less
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I'm using these stands and securing the speaker with the double sided tape to the base, seems to be working well for me. You can also try using a long length of black twist tie and securing it around the middle.
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Yes, you could place it on the speaker , but you might not hear enough then , might just try a thin piece of foam first , from a fabric store
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You have to use one of the screws as a "hook" and hang speaker on that. That's how I did my Samsung's. Isn't the best fit but it works, GL
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Nope ! There are multiple holes to fit the exact size of the speaker. Looks real good
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you will need to use the earbud mounting clamp, as there is no place to properly mount the speakers.
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When I put mine together I used Gorilla glue along the edges. Made it much sturdier. I have a small stereo with speakers and about 50 CD's on it.
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Yes, I have and it works beautifully. This is a very nice, loud and clear speaker...go for it.
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I took a look at the back and here is my observation:There are at least two ways to mount the speaker from the back without anything holding the weight at the bottom. One way is a single thread (either M5 or M6) located at the back center. I think this is most secure way. The second way are two mounting holes (pear-shaped) on the back sides located 3 inches away from the centerline. I hope this is helpful.
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Some speakers come with hardware that secures the frame to the ceiling. Unfortunately, that wasn't true in my case, so I used Liquid nails (applied all around the edges) to glue the speaker backing to the ceiling. It has worked fine.
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There are 2 ways to attach these: with screws or with the provided 3M double sided glue tape. So unless you want to use neither and use your own velcro, the answer is no.
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I used less than 1 pack on mine. I bought my stands 2 years ago, but my Klipsch speakers are only about 20 pounds, maybe 25 pounds and are 8"x15" each. I would get 2 packs to be safe because your speakers are double the weight of mine. Whatever you do not use you can use on other things since the adhesive strips work on just about anything.
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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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No, I used a double sided foam tape. From 3M, the foam seperates the speakers from the stands and isolates while also providing a very strong adhesive.
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I mounted my Onkyo speakers with the supplied double-sided sticky, and they have not budged. You can see when I posted my review. They are still in next-to-new condition.
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We used two sided Velcro tape and stuck the SpeakerCraft remote to the cable remote. Works fine