Hi. I have DM602's on Sanus stands. The spiked feet on the stand provide decent stability but, due to dogs and kids, I'd really like to bolt the speakers to the stands. There are holes on the top plate but was wondering if it's a good idea or not and, if so, how far into the bottom of the speaker is acceptable to provide a solid mount and yet not damage the speaker? Thx.
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you void your warranty if you do that...I'm just sittin here watchin the wheels go round and round... -
I thought of securing my speakers to my stand also , but dont want to damage the wood by screwing anything into it ( there goes resale ). What i thought of which might sound weird , was looking for some velcro tape , that way there would be no damge to speaker . Just stick as big a piece on top of speaker stand and bottom of speaker , not as secure as screws but no damage and a lil more secure than nothing. Also wouldn't be visible , once in place they stay there , if you resell the speakers just clean up a lil tape residue .Comment
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Was kind of thinking that may be an options as well. How did it work out for you?Comment
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Haven't done it myself yet , not happy with the stands i have right now , plus im moving across country in 2 months . But thought it was a decent alternative to screwing anything into the speakers and damaging them .Comment
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I know the b&w stands have mount points that line up with the bottom of the speakers and you can secure the speakers to the stands. At least the stands for the 805's did.I'm just sittin here watchin the wheels go round and round...Comment
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Yea, no such luck with the 602's.Comment
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Years ago (dm110i) I used "tic-tac" /wonder putty ?? (fokken wondergom) to secure my speakers to the stand. It worked.
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I had the same problem with my DM602's, so I just went to the hardware store and bought a pad of those rubber circles for cupboard doors, and stuck them on the corners of the stand. Had them like that for a few years and never had a problem. I'd bump them when cleaning or something and the whole thing would shift and the speaker would hold still.Comment
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I'm currently looking for some center channel stands because my tv stand cannot properly accomodate the center channel and was wondering if there was a recommended height for the center channel.
I was looking at the stands here:
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I have always had tower speakers but just decided to jump on a pair of NHT Classic Three bookshelf speakers. Now I need some sort of speaker stand -a topic I know nothing about.
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The NHT Classic Three is 13.75" tall. What size... -
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After a long internet search, I decided to purchase a set of Sound Anchor stands for my rear B&W 803S speakers. I’m posting these photos because during my search for plinths, I found very few good photos of the actual product I was trying to research, to include even on the SA website.... -
I've got a set of nice (Sound Organisation) speaker stands, which have the small upward-point spikes for securing/isolating the speaker. However, these spikes can potentially cause damage to the bottom of the speaker. Are these really worth the potential for damage, or is there a better way to achieve... -
While having an offline (email) conversation with the notorious troublemaker Steve Manning about woodworking, he came up with something unique which I had never built before. Intrigued by the challenge of doing something new and needing a stand for my giant Center channel speaker I came up with this...
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