Mounting RTi38s to the top of speaker stands?

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Turbota
Turbota Posts: 255
edited November 2003 in Speakers
I want to mount a set of RTi38s on top of a pair of 36" Wood Technology speaker stands. I ordered the optional larger wood mount-plates with the stands so they would cover the complete bottom side of the speakers when I set the speaker on top of the stand.

My question is: What do I use to hold the speaker to the wood mount-plate on the top of the speaker stand? I really hate to run screws into the bottom of these speakers, and I don't want to just place the speakers on top of the stands ... Someone may knock the speaker off of the stand if they bump up against them.

Thanks,
Ron
2-Channel Audio
Onkyo ... A-9050 . . .Integrated Amp. (Power Amp Section not Used)
Onkyo ... M-282 . ... Power Amps .(Pair)
Onkyo ... C-7030 . _.CD Player
Polk . . *. RTi A7 - ....Front Speakers
Polk . . *. RTi A3 - ....Rear Speakers
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  • TheMaster
    TheMaster Posts: 184
    edited November 2003
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    Rubber Stoppers(clear or black) are available at home depot or any of your local hardware store. They are very inexpensive (around $3.00). I hate leaving steaker marks on my speakers so, I stuck them on the stand and it worked fine.
    HT:

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  • andrewe77
    andrewe77 Posts: 17
    edited November 2003
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    I think that the 38's on 36" stands is going to be way too top heavy! Even if they don't fall off the stands, if someone bumps them, the speaker + stand will come crashing to the floor.
  • RuSsMaN
    RuSsMaN Posts: 17,987
    edited November 2003
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    Blu-Tack

    The best option for speaker to stand coupling.

    Agreed, I wouldn't have 38's on a stand taller than 24". And even at that height, they better be sand/shot fillable.

    Cheers,
    Russ
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  • Turbota
    Turbota Posts: 255
    edited November 2003
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    Thanks for the info. Blu-Tack it is ...

    I am a little concerned about the 38s on these stands, but they seem to be pretty stable. The Wood Technology stands have a fairly large bottom base plate.

    Do you think Blu-Tack would be avail at Home Depot?

    Ron,

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    2-Channel Audio
    Onkyo ... A-9050 . . .Integrated Amp. (Power Amp Section not Used)
    Onkyo ... M-282 . ... Power Amps .(Pair)
    Onkyo ... C-7030 . _.CD Player
    Polk . . *. RTi A7 - ....Front Speakers
    Polk . . *. RTi A3 - ....Rear Speakers
  • Tour2ma
    Tour2ma Posts: 10,177
    edited November 2003
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    office depot, wal-mart... it's more of an office supply item...

    it's commonly used to tack flip chart pages to walls.
    More later,
    Tour...
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  • Turbota
    Turbota Posts: 255
    edited November 2003
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    Thanks Tour ...

    :)
    2-Channel Audio
    Onkyo ... A-9050 . . .Integrated Amp. (Power Amp Section not Used)
    Onkyo ... M-282 . ... Power Amps .(Pair)
    Onkyo ... C-7030 . _.CD Player
    Polk . . *. RTi A7 - ....Front Speakers
    Polk . . *. RTi A3 - ....Rear Speakers