Speaker stand for LSi7

iskandam

I tried wallmounting the LSi7's yesterday on the same spot where the FXi3s used to be and they came right off, leaving a big hole on the wall :mad: They're quite a bit heavier than the FXi's.

So time for plan B. I'm looking for a stand that can handle at least a 30 lbs load, adjustable up to 60", with good cable management so I can hide the speaker wires, and also fillable with sand or lead for more stability. This is important because one of the stands will be directly facing a giant sub. I don't want it to rock back and forth and land on my head when the pods emerge in War of the Worlds.

I haven't been able to find one that fits all these requirements. Any ideas?

polkatese

Sanus Steel Foundation series.

McLoki

I use B-Tech BT-77's for my LSi7's. Have worked great for over 2 years at any volume level.

Highly recommended.

Michael

BTW - for those who want a really secure mounting to their b-tech stands without screws - try this...

dorokusai

The BT-77 is an excellent mount and the zip tie suggestion is a great idea. I used fishing line to secure mine but whatever keeps you from drillin holes, is fine by me.

iskandam

That looks like a good alternative. I'm not discounting it just yet but I wanna look at as many options as possible to see what would work best in this scenario

McLoki

dorokusai wrote: »

I used fishing line to secure mine but whatever keeps you from drillin holes, is fine by me.

DOH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't believe I didn't think of using fishing line. Talk about over-engineering a solution...

xandra

I'd been eyeballing those for my RTi 6's, BUT says max depth 13" -- are the LSI's shallower than the RTi's (the 6's are 14 1/4 deep) or is the 13" max listing just a guideline...