I have a pair of pioneer hpm 60 speakers, will this model (the 200) support these speakers? They weight 38.5 lbs.
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yeah the stands can handle that kinda weight. My speakers weigh almost 50 lbs each and these stands handle the weight. I would advise against "sliding" the stands around after the speakers have been placed upon them, however.
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I have an Ascend Sierra Horizon (sitting vertically) on it and it weighs 40lbs. No issues yet
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IsoAcoustics recommends you use the ISO-L8R430 for those Pioneers. Thanks Willow.
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Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than cable, with these little guys. Fun and good if you have the time and money.Good luck and best wishes.Dan Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than... » Read More Check out the specs on the info page. My "Baby' JBLs weigh about 23 lbs. They are OK. I sure cannot tell you about the weight of your speakers on these, very good, insulators. They are sturdy plastic and sturdy rubber, but the weight limit is in the details. Please do the research and take a chance if you wish.I use the bottom rack under the speaker stand and the top rack above, under the speakers. No aluminum tubes. Works for me. And, for me, the improvement in sound is worthwhile. I do not get to pump it up, but even FM radio classical music delivers better bass and highs than cable, with these little guys. Fun and good if you have the time and money.Good luck and best wishes.Dan « Show Less
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Before I purchased mine I called the company for advice they were knowledgeable and helpful
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Mine are holding a pair of old infinity quantum 5's well and they weigh about 50lbs each.
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I don't think these are the best choice for speakers of that weight and certainly the height. Any mount that has tilt capabilities controlled by friction (screws etc.) would be a poor candidate for speakers that are as tall as yours if tilt is exploited. (A fair amount of stress would be put on the bottom part of the speaker, front of the speaker and certainly the mount.)
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Well these speakers don't have the spot on the bottom to take a stand, but mine came with heavy duty casting wheels. If you did want to put them up on a stand I would use a stand that can support up to 100lbs, these speakers are semi light, weighing in at 77lbs.
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my speakers weigh 30 lbs each, so i just put rubber pads on the plate. If your speakers are light can use double sided tape
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They seem quite sturdy. I would guess my speakers are 25 lbs and are very stable.
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Honestly I don't know, I own Mackie MR8MK3's and they weigh 24lbs each and the stands seem to hold them up fine. Any other questions you could ask the seller but I like my stands and they work great in my studio. You could look up my speakers to see the spec's to give you some comparison.
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Strictly guessing, but I would say liability, reduced warranty claims (most items are overbuild 75-150%) and weight distribution. The heavier speakers will likely have the load points out toward the edges for balance purposes, but the edges/corners of these stands are unsupported tempered glass. The only support to the glass is in the center where the 2 columns meet the glass. They're likely worried about the glass breaking and your speakers getting damaged from too much weight away from the support points (columns). I have my JBL Studio L820s on these. Those speakers weigh in at 19lbs and are used as my surrounds. They don't wobble or seem to stress the stands at all. It's also worth noting, that these are designed for bookshelf speakers, if you put anything very tall on them, that could cause them become too top heavy and be prone to tipping.
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To be honest with you, I have no clue of what you are talking about. I had 2 Pioneer tower speakers with 12 inch by 150 watt woofers that needed to be replaced. I bought 2 of these speakers to replace them. I installed them in place of the old speakers and the speakers sound great. In fact, better then the originals.
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I don't believe they would, we used them for tower speakers and I don't think they would fit or support the weight. Sorry
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If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
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I have never seen these speakers in person so I am not 100% certain that they will. I can say that the speaker mounts to a bracket(that comes with the stands) and all you have to do is screw the bracket into the pole of the stand. The only thing is the size of the speakers. Are they heavy speakers and can the stands support the speakers without tipping over. I have the Energy Micro's and they are pretty small. I would say less than a couple of pounds and maybe 8-9'' tall. I hope this helps.
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Sorry, I don't know as I do not have these speakers. If they are under than eight pounds and small, I suspect that the mounting options available would likely work.
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I currently am using a pair of Harbinger APS15 with them right now. They weigh about 46lbs each and the stands seem to hold them quite well. Given the leg spread of the stands, there is no rocking or lack of support. I would think they could hold more, but I have not tested or tried anything heavier than those currently.
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The bookshelf speakers I have on mine weigh 16 pounds. I don't think the stands will have any trouble holding 30 pound speakers. They are very sturdy.
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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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Steven, I have Polk audio RTi 6's (which I'm pretty sure weigh just shy of 20 lbs a piece) and they have held up just fine and sound great.
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According to Amazon the speakers weigh 2lbs. if purchased as single speakers.I did not weigh mine, but they they feel about 2 lbs. They are compact but sturdy. I relly enjoy the quality!David