Sanus stands for RT55?

Strong Bad
Strong Bad Posts: 4,278
edited December 2006 in Speakers
Which of the Sanus stands on the site would be best for the RT55 speakers?

John
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  • shack
    shack Posts: 11,154
    edited December 2006
    My RT55is are on Sanus NF18 speaker stands (18" high"). This gets the tweeters up to around 36" high. I paid around $75 for them. They are very stable and work well for me.

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  • Strong Bad
    Strong Bad Posts: 4,278
    edited December 2006
    Thank you Shack. A little tired this morning and didn't see it listed on the site until you mentioned it.

    I'm looking to downsize my system for a while and put my SRS 2.3's, Dodd ELP and Carver m1.5t into storage and hibernation. I'll move the RT55's into main speaker mode and start looking at an SVS sub for the lowend.

    So, RT55 mains, CS400 center and FX500 rear surrounds with an eventual SVS Sub bringing it together.


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  • ahorvitz
    ahorvitz Posts: 235
    edited December 2006
    +1 on these Sanus stands. I use the same for my 55i's.
    Main Rig
    Pioneer Elite SC-05, Rotel RMB-1075
    RT800i, CS400i, RT35i, FXi50, Klipsch RSW-12
    Pioneer Elite DV F-07, PS3, Wii
    Monster HTS 3500 MKII
    SC Analog 2, BJC Speaker Wire
    Samsung HL61A650

    2nd Rig
    Pioneer Elite VSX-56txi, Pioneer Elite DV-47a
    Cambridge Soundworks, MC150 (Center), MC100 x 4, Mirage LF-150

    Office
    Adcom GTP-400, Adcom GFA-535II, (need a quality CDP), RT55i
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  • amulford
    amulford Posts: 5,020
    edited December 2006
    That oughta get the fat in that lazy **** quivering...
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  • Strong Bad
    Strong Bad Posts: 4,278
    edited December 2006
    amulford wrote:
    That oughta get the fat in that lazy **** quivering...

    LMF(at)AO!

    Too funny Antny! Yeah, I'm sure it will.
    No excuses!
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