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Question: I have Polk Audio RM85 speakers. There're semi triangular with the wire connection under the speaker. Is this a compatable match?
Document: Easy to setup and use. My Polk Audio RM-85's mount very well to them with 16 gauge wire. I was planning on using the stainless steel interchangeable base insert but I ended up using the black as the stainless steal ones look terrible and very fake. The interchangeable base inserts are a bit of a novelty think so if you are looking to buy this for that reason, move on.
I admit that my expectations were very low when I purchased these speaker stands, but I simply needed something to get me through until I found (or made) something better. Once they arrived in the mail and I put them together (in about 15 minutes of careful assembly and clean up), I was very pleased. I had purchased oversized bookshelf speakers made by Polk Audio and I wanted a way to keep these speakers off of the ground and also from tipping over.
Searched speaker stands to be sure they were good for medium speakers. I have Polk Audio Monitor 40's. The footprint is 12" x 7" and I was unsure if these stands would work. Saw some good and not so good reviews on several sights. Took a chance and I am completely satified because they are perfect. The 4x4 platform works quite well. They are sturdy and look beautiful. Nothing bad about them and the price was great. Omnimount makes a very good product.
Got these for some Polk satellites I bought to replace those small fancy Bose speakers. I was using my old over-priced Bose stands, but the dog kept knocking them over and I wanted a stand that had a bottom screw mount.Put these together in about 20 minutes. I read the other reviews about troubles routing the speaker wire from the base; The solution consisted of straightening out a coat hanger and running the wire from the top.
I bought 2 pair of these. The first pair went together easily and look great with the Polk Audio TSi200s I'm using as surrounds at the 24" main stem section. The second pair was not nearly as easy to assemble W/extension to 31". Large center screw welded into place was not even close to proper alignment. Repeated attempts to make them look "good enough" by tapping 6" extension into place concentrically was frustrating.
These are well made, attractive and sturdy speaker stands. A few options for the base allow them to match almost any d&eacute;cor or speaker. The ash insert matched my Jamo speakers perfectly. Shipped fast, priced right and easy to assemble.
Wanted to wait a few months after receiving the speaker stands before writing a review. Vann's delivered on time and in good shape. The four base plates are a nice touch, and you're sure to find one that matches your decor. They were easy to assemble and have stood up well against cats jumping on top of the already heavy-ish Polk TSI-200 speakers.
After the fish wire was through, I attached the speaker wires to it and simply pulled the whole thing through and out. This went quickly and easily. I have a Samsung Home Theater System with the rear speakers measuring 11" x 4" and weighing in at around 3.5 lbs each. I used the supplied long 'L' bracket to attach each speaker to their stand.
It gives the overall stand a much better appearance, as the stand itself is black and it blends well. Add glossy black bookshelf speakers, black wrapped speaker wire, and black speaker stands and you've got yourself a professional-looking design.
They work well for concealing wire and are quite sturdy. In addition, audiophiles say that bookshelf speakers should be "about" 30" to 33" off the floor: these will give you a height of 32" OR around 25" if you choose. It is an "either/or" situation, they are not adjustable. And the "floor plate" has 4 color/finish options although the pole and speaker plate are all glossy black (on the black version).
Answer: If attachable, my only comment would be that the wires would be visible under the speaker after exiting the pole.