Monolith by Monoprice 32in Speaker Stand (Each)
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I have tile not carpet. Are the spikes necessary or can they be removed?
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on Dec 24, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I replaced the spikes with felt slider pads to use on my laminate floor. Works great.
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- Steve G on Dec 24, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I replaced the spikes with felt slider pads to use on my laminate floor. Works great.
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- Steve G on Dec 24, 2018
I have hardwood floors, so I passed on using the spikes.
I tried using felt feet but that allowed to much side to side sway with a heavy speaker on top.
--> I went with screw in feet with a plastic bottom.
They can be adjusted to level (front to back and side to side).
I pitch mine just a touch back to get the tweeters pointing at ear level in my listening position.
They can be slid around real easy for adjusting the positioning ( and vacuuming etc..) without harming the floor.
I would suggest these ship with screw in flat feet, just so much more useful than spikes in most cases.
I would also suggest using larger rubber nubs (1/2 sphere, flat part down) between the top plate and the speaker.
I tried using felt feet but that allowed to much side to side sway with a heavy speaker on top.
--> I went with screw in feet with a plastic bottom.
They can be adjusted to level (front to back and side to side).
I pitch mine just a touch back to get the tweeters pointing at ear level in my listening position.
They can be slid around real easy for adjusting the positioning ( and vacuuming etc..) without harming the floor.
I would suggest these ship with screw in flat feet, just so much more useful than spikes in most cases.
I would also suggest using larger rubber nubs (1/2 sphere, flat part down) between the top plate and the speaker.
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- A U on Dec 25, 2018
- Purchased on Aug 28, 2018
The spikes arrive in a bag and are not required to be added. If placing the stand on hardwood, tile, etc. then rubber mounts can be purchased so the metal base is not resting on the floor. This allows independent height adjustment to keep the stand from wobbling. I got M8 rubber mounts with a D30mmxH20mm pad. Please note that the M8 is the thread size which cannot be changed, but the pad size can differ as needed.
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- Benjamin L on Mar 30, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 23, 2022
I didn’t use the spikes because I have hard wood flooring. I just tossed them in the junk drawer to hold on to them. They don’t come with them installed either.
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- Jacob Q on Dec 24, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 23, 2018
Use hi fi speakers spike shoes available from Amazon or elsewhere to protect your tiled floor. The spikes work well and should not be removed.
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- Ajay R on Dec 24, 2018
The spikes can be removed, but they do help with de-coupling the stand from the floor to eliminate resonance.
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- Marcus W on Dec 25, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2018
They can be removed no problem. I have a wood floor and didn't screw them into the base and they work great
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- Steve B on Dec 24, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 1, 2018
Spikes are 100% optional. If you do not use them use a piece or rubber or carpet pad under the bottom
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- Jim M on Dec 24, 2018
To use the spikes or not is your prerogative. I too have tile and use the spikes to level my stands.
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- Frank P on Dec 25, 2018
They come separate. I don’t have them in my carpet and it works fine. Should work fine on tile.
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- NATE H on Dec 24, 2018
Our speakers are on tile, and we took the spikes off. We are very happy with the stands.
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- Eric B on Dec 24, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 23, 2018
They screw in and do not come attached. You do not have to use them.
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- Jonathan L on Dec 24, 2018
- Purchased on Dec 2, 2018
Yes they unscrew and can be replaced by screw in flat feet.
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- Ryan D on Dec 25, 2018
They can be removed. They screw in.
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- Dustin T on Dec 24, 2018
- Purchased on Sep 4, 2018
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Can this stand be used on a hardwood floor?
A shopper
on Aug 13, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Mine only came with Spikes but I found the perfect rubber feet that fit. Search Digikey sku# 2419-352-30-15-M8-S-55-ND
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- George D W on Mar 29, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Mine only came with Spikes but I found the perfect rubber feet that fit. Search Digikey sku# 2419-352-30-15-M8-S-55-ND
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- George D W on Mar 29, 2021
I used floor protector "shoes" from another vendor under the spikes. Also put stick-on felt pads on the floor protectors to allow the stands to be slid for floor cleaning. I suggest installing the spikes and leveling the base in place before any other assembly. Finally, also before assembly, I centered the top plate on the bottom of my speakers and applied "L" shaped felt pads to the speaker at the plate corners, so it can always be accurately placed and never jostled out of place. With this system it is easy to move the stand and speaker for cleaning and put it back in place with everything remaining centered.
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- John N on Feb 14, 2019
These are the most stable stands I’ve found without using the screw in feet. Other brands were wobbly without them. I have these supporting Polk lsi 9 which are 30lbs. Cat and 4 year old safe without sand in the base. They are on luxury vinyl plank which is tough but scratchable. Hardwood should be no problem. Wish I bought 4 of these vs 2 other name brands.
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- Kurt u on Aug 13, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 22, 2018
Yes,I had them on a hardwood floor but decided to put two small square rugs under them since I live in a condo on second floor and wanted to stop possible vibrations. I also filled the stands with kitty liter so they would weigh more for stability. None of things I did were really a necessity since stands do a great job on their own.
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- matt g on Aug 13, 2018
Yes, but the spikes on the bottom will leave a mark. However, you don't have to install the spikes.. You could easily purchase stick on rubber feet to help isolate the stands from the floor.
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- John G on Aug 13, 2018
Sure. The speaker comes with spikes that you can either remove and replace with flat feet (that’s what I did) or you can buy bases designed for the spiked feet.
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- Ryan D on Aug 13, 2018
Yes, the stands come with carpet spikes, but those don’t need to be installed. I would add some felt pads at the corners to prevent scratches.
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- John M on Aug 13, 2018
Yes, the base is flat. However you might want to put a soft pad under it if the floor is not perfectly flat.Enter an answer to this question.
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- Charles S on Aug 13, 2018
We are using them on hardwood floors by using felt adhesives at the bottom, so they don’t scratch the wood.
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- Christian O on Aug 13, 2018
Yes, the included spikes do not have to be installed, that way the stands will not mar a hardwood floor.
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- Paul H on Aug 13, 2018
The prongs shown in the picture on the base are removable
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- Charles S on Aug 13, 2018
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I have hardwood floors and these speaker stands are causing a terrible rumbling sound that vibrates throughout my entire stereo system when I play records on the turntable. I would like to fill the stands and I see where some people suggest aquarium gravel. How do you put it in the stands? The screw holes on top seem too small. The bottom screw holes don't seem much larger? Am I missing something here?
A shopper
on Jul 2, 2020
BEST ANSWER: The bottom and top plates come off, simply remove the screws on one side and you should be able to pour sand. I haven't done this myself so can't help. You could also try different types of feet on the bottom. I had hardwood and no issues. Good luck!
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- Kevin B on Aug 10, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 26, 2020
BEST ANSWER: The bottom and top plates come off, simply remove the screws on one side and you should be able to pour sand. I haven't done this myself so can't help. You could also try different types of feet on the bottom. I had hardwood and no issues. Good luck!
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- Kevin B on Aug 10, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 26, 2020
I filled mine with sand... In order to do so, I removed the tops completely. You will need a funnel... It's slow going and a tough back exercise to hold that 50 pound bag.
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- Christopher F on Aug 10, 2021
I used a small funnel, a disposable cup and a lot of patience! But yeah, you're supposed to fill them through the openings around the screw holes.
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- HW C on Aug 10, 2021
A. Remove the top plate to fill posts
B. As an aside, you need to decouple from the floor / give the stands a level platform
B. As an aside, you need to decouple from the floor / give the stands a level platform
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- Neil W on Aug 10, 2021
I wonder if your floor is level… I have mine on wood floors and did not use any fill in the stands. Just a thought.
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- kathryn k on Aug 10, 2021
You need to remove the complete top, or bottom plate, get a funnel (or make one using paper), then fill each pole
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- mike k on Aug 10, 2021
You might want to try vibrapods or isoacoustic pucks on your table. I never went for filling my stands very much
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- Billy G on Aug 10, 2021
Haven’t filled mine yet, but I’m pretty sure you have to take off the top plate and fill each leg from the top..
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- Larry H on Aug 10, 2021
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Do these come in a pair or is it a single stand?
A shopper
on Apr 13, 2021
BEST ANSWER: The price is for one. You need to order two for a pair. Well worth the price in my opinion.
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- David Snyder on Apr 13, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 19, 2020
BEST ANSWER: The price is for one. You need to order two for a pair. Well worth the price in my opinion.
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- David Snyder on Apr 13, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 19, 2020
They are sold as an individual stand hence “(Each)” in the product listing.
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- Christopher C on Apr 13, 2021
- Purchased on Sep 30, 2020
Single stand have to order 2.
It says each in brackets
It says each in brackets
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- Brodyce77f2c2fe5147d38e5ed8f8cd188482 on Apr 13, 2021
- Purchased on May 8, 2020
See title: "Speaker Stand (Each)"
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- William M on Apr 15, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 14, 2020
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Can someone who has the 32" stands (or if they're all the same on this) measure the size of the steel tube? Are they square or rectangular? I'm trying to compare how much sand fits in this vs. other stands. (For example, is it 1" x 1" square or 2.5 x 2 or what?)
STEPHEN H
on Jul 12, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Hi Stephen,
I have these and the square tubes are exactly 2”x2”. I have KEF Q150’s on these and did not need the sand. I use them as my back surrounds and the stands are very sturdy on carpet. I did add a little putty tack to the bottom of the speakers but that it.
I hope that helps.
Victor
I have these and the square tubes are exactly 2”x2”. I have KEF Q150’s on these and did not need the sand. I use them as my back surrounds and the stands are very sturdy on carpet. I did add a little putty tack to the bottom of the speakers but that it.
I hope that helps.
Victor
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- Victor A. L on Jul 12, 2021
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Hi Stephen,
I have these and the square tubes are exactly 2”x2”. I have KEF Q150’s on these and did not need the sand. I use them as my back surrounds and the stands are very sturdy on carpet. I did add a little putty tack to the bottom of the speakers but that it.
I hope that helps.
Victor
I have these and the square tubes are exactly 2”x2”. I have KEF Q150’s on these and did not need the sand. I use them as my back surrounds and the stands are very sturdy on carpet. I did add a little putty tack to the bottom of the speakers but that it.
I hope that helps.
Victor
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- Victor A. L on Jul 12, 2021
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2021
The outside of each tube is approximately 2x2 (my measurement may be off by 1/8"). A 50# bag of sand will perfectly fill 2 32" stands. If you don't spill any sand while filling, you should have a small amount left over. Big box stores typically sell sand in 50# bags.
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- Steve J K on Jul 12, 2021
- Purchased on Jan 10, 2021
There are four separate tubes, each a 2"x2" square. This was measured externally, so internal volume would not include the thickness of the steel.
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- Taylor F on Jul 25, 2021
- Purchased on Jan 10, 2021
The stand has four 2" X 2" square support tubes (external dimension).
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- David Snyder on Jul 12, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 19, 2020
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Where do you fill these stands with sand, rock, etc.?
A shopper
on Jul 2, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Before you attach the top plate, you can fill with sand. I used a small funnel. Great stands I luv em.
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- CHARLES L on Jul 2, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Before you attach the top plate, you can fill with sand. I used a small funnel. Great stands I luv em.
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- CHARLES L on Jul 2, 2020
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2019
Each pillar once attached to the base, has an opening on top to fill before putting on the top plate.
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- Carlos B on Jul 2, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 16, 2020
attach tubes to one end. Fill with sand. Attach other end to tubes
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- David R on Jul 3, 2020
- Purchased on Jan 12, 2020
Before you add the top on you cam pour it into each of the legs.
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- Mike B on Jul 4, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2020
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Hi. Will this fit Kef Q350?
A shopper
on Oct 20, 2022
I'm pretty sure it will. I've used them will LS50 and some larger bookshelf speakers. The top plate is smaller but works fine. If you want the top plate to fit the exact dimensions of the speaker, these won't work for you though.
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- Milty on Nov 4, 2022
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2022
The speakers I use my stands for are 8”X 10” @ the base and 16” tall- weights about 14 lbs. -should work with you Kef Q350
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- Jose D on Nov 5, 2022
- Purchased on Apr 16, 2022
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Is assembly required?
A shopper
on Feb 27, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the top and bottom plates need to be screwed into the vertical poles with the included screws. It only takes a few minutes.
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- Steven B on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Jul 13, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the top and bottom plates need to be screwed into the vertical poles with the included screws. It only takes a few minutes.
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- Steven B on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Jul 13, 2022
Yes. However it is very simple and takes under 20 min for both stands.
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- Brandon T on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on Aug 20, 2022
Yes, but it is very easy to do. Very good design and sturdy.
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- CHRISTIAN V on Feb 27, 2023
- Purchased on May 10, 2022
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Why are the top plates so small on a stand capable of 100# limit? I have 15# speakers I want to put on them and their bottoms are bigger than these top plates.
STEPHEN H
on Jul 12, 2021
BEST ANSWER: The top plate doesnt need to be the exact same size as the bottom of a speaker to support the weight.
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- New User U Staff on Jul 12, 2021
BEST ANSWER: The top plate doesnt need to be the exact same size as the bottom of a speaker to support the weight.
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- New User U Staff on Jul 12, 2021
In general the top plate of speaker stands should be smaller than the speaker itself. I have some Klipsch RP-600M sitting on these stands right now. The rubber pads that come with the stands do wonders. No matter how hard my cat rubs against the speakers, they never budge. Just make sure your speakers weight it centered on the stands.
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- Cameron W on Jul 13, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 27, 2021
Same here, and they fit so well. We are using them for Klipsch rp-600m and the speakers are larger than the plate, do not move, and are not at risk of falling off or being knocked over.
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- Greg L on Mar 27, 2023
- Purchased on Mar 6, 2023
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Are these the same dimensions (size & weight) of the Pangea ds400 speaker stands? Or, are there differences?
Chris D
on Mar 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Specs and weight are posted on the product page.
Base Dimensions12.0" x 9.9" (305 x 251 mm)
Top Plate Dimensions8.5" x 6.0" (216 x 152 mm)
Height32.0" (813 mm)
Weight23.1 lbs (10.5 kg)
Base Dimensions12.0" x 9.9" (305 x 251 mm)
Top Plate Dimensions8.5" x 6.0" (216 x 152 mm)
Height32.0" (813 mm)
Weight23.1 lbs (10.5 kg)
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- New User U Staff on Mar 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Specs and weight are posted on the product page.
Base Dimensions12.0" x 9.9" (305 x 251 mm)
Top Plate Dimensions8.5" x 6.0" (216 x 152 mm)
Height32.0" (813 mm)
Weight23.1 lbs (10.5 kg)
Base Dimensions12.0" x 9.9" (305 x 251 mm)
Top Plate Dimensions8.5" x 6.0" (216 x 152 mm)
Height32.0" (813 mm)
Weight23.1 lbs (10.5 kg)
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- New User U Staff on Mar 11, 2019
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Can someone provide the assembly instructions for this stand?
Mark
on Jun 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Please contact us at [email protected] and our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 18, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Please contact us at [email protected] and our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you.
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- Tyler C Staff on Sep 18, 2019
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Can this fit a Harbeth P3ESR nicely?
New User U
on Jul 5, 2019
Monolith by Monoprice 32in Speaker Stand (Each)
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I'm looking for stands for Definitive Technology lStudio Monitor 45, any suggestions? -Thanks-
A shopper
on Nov 5, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I own a pair of Monoprice 32 in. speaker stands and they meet my needs very well. They support speakers (Hsu CCB-8) ) that are larger than the Def Tech (the Hsu's weigh 22 lbs each), so they will have no problem supporting your Def Techs (which according to the DT website weigh around 12 lbs. each).
I'll add that although you can fill the speaker stands with sand to resist resonances, I have found that the stands work perfectly well without fill. I recommend them without hesitation.
I'll add that although you can fill the speaker stands with sand to resist resonances, I have found that the stands work perfectly well without fill. I recommend them without hesitation.
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- Alan B on Nov 6, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I own a pair of Monoprice 32 in. speaker stands and they meet my needs very well. They support speakers (Hsu CCB-8) ) that are larger than the Def Tech (the Hsu's weigh 22 lbs each), so they will have no problem supporting your Def Techs (which according to the DT website weigh around 12 lbs. each).
I'll add that although you can fill the speaker stands with sand to resist resonances, I have found that the stands work perfectly well without fill. I recommend them without hesitation.
I'll add that although you can fill the speaker stands with sand to resist resonances, I have found that the stands work perfectly well without fill. I recommend them without hesitation.
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- Alan B on Nov 6, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 20, 2018
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What are the dimensions of each rectangular column (width & depth)? The diagram shows 2", but I can't tell if that is the width or the depth. Thanks.
Gregory C
on Mar 14, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately we would not have the depth of the columns that are on this stand.
Unfortunately we would not have the depth of the columns that are on this stand.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately we would not have the depth of the columns that are on this stand.
Unfortunately we would not have the depth of the columns that are on this stand.
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- Tyler C Staff on Mar 16, 2020
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top plate dimensions?
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on Jun 1, 2020
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I bought these stands for some Monolith THX-365T speakers that I also bought at the same time. the stands have not arrived yet, but one speaker has. I do not see mounting holes on the speaker bottom. Can these still be used, or will they be unstable?
A shopper
on Jul 28, 2023
Monolith by Monoprice 32in Speaker Stand (Each)
Monolith by Monoprice THX-365T THX Certified Ultra Dolby Atmos Enabled Mini-Tower Speaker (Each)
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Will this fit the Klipsch R625FA?
A shopper
on Nov 17, 2023
BEST ANSWER: That's a floorstanding speaker not meant for a speaker stand.
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- New User U Staff on Nov 17, 2023
BEST ANSWER: That's a floorstanding speaker not meant for a speaker stand.
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What are the dimensions of the top plate? My speakers are 40 lbs., 10" wide and 13" deep.
A shopper
on Oct 14, 2020
The feet are height adjustable?
A shopper
on Sep 21, 2021
How much sand needed to fill 32” height stand?
A shopper
on Dec 16, 2021
When will the 32-in speaker stand be back in stock? It's been several months I've been trying to buy this since May and it's nowhere to be found
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on Aug 30, 2024
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Nice sturdy great looking speaker stands perfect for my Elac speakers!
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Great value!
Great price on sale.
Very solid.
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I use on side of my desk for my desktop speakers (Revel M16s) and the woofer is about level with my ears.
Would buy again.
Very solid.
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I use on side of my desk for my desktop speakers (Revel M16s) and the woofer is about level with my ears.
Would buy again.
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Nice stands. Assembly was easy, I used my impact driver. The first one I did the base to the legs first, then i looked at the directions and did the second one the way they suggested. My way was a little better I thought. I may fill them with sand someday, but they are quite solid right now. I'm also going to put something grippy on the platform when I decide what to use.
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Rated 5 out of 5
The perfect speaker stands! Exceptionally well made, solid, terrific price point. Stop looking. You have found the perfect stands.
The perfect speaker stands! Exceptionally well made, solid, terrific price point. Stop looking. You have found the perfect stands.
Whether it is low-playing background music, a movie with all kinds of sound effects, or you are turning up the volume on some music, these stands do not disappoint. They support our heavy Klipsch RP-600M speakers perfectly and look terrific.
Whether it is low-playing background music, a movie with all kinds of sound effects, or you are turning up the volume on some music, these stands do not disappoint. They support our heavy Klipsch RP-600M speakers perfectly and look terrific.
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Why pay $3-400 for Target stands when these are just as good. Sand or shot filliable, with a nice flat finish.
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Excellent stands, excellent price!
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The metal tubes ring when struck. I used play box sand (from Amazon) to fill mine. The sand came wet, so I had to dry it in an oven on baking sheets. The 32? stand ended up needing 25 pounds worth of the sand. That makes the stand very heavy. I used coarse crushed walnut shell (got mine from Harbor Freight) on a different stand. Much lighter, and still damped the resonances. Something I didn?t like was sand leaks out of the gap between the tubes and the base. Some type of plug on the bottom, or included bag for the sand, would be nice. Note this was not a problem with coarse walnut shell.
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Greatest and best speaker stands. PERIOD. Throw away everything else you own and buy these. They even work great as a high chair if you don?t have speakers, and if you yourself identify as a speaker, they?re a great thing to sit on while you meditate. Cheers
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