As I’m committed to using two pairs of either or both of these subs https://www.rythmikaudio.com/F12SE.html
https://gr-research.com/product/sub-series-double-trouble-with-flatpacks-copy/ , stand mounted speakers seem the most logical way and cost effective way to go for building a 5.1 system. But my choices for the mains will likely run ~ $2K. each, so stand mounting seems a very scary undertaking. Indeed, I will have to recheck my homeowner’s insurance policy to confirm coverage over any such in-home accidents.
Needless to say, the stands would have to be very securely anchored (how??) to the floor under carpeting, though which is thankfully thin.
How can this be done to avoid spills?
I’m not enough of a DIYer to build my own stands. And with what I’m looking to pay per speaker, ~ $400. per stand is very painful.
Another huge concern is that I’ve almost never seen any stands which have adjustable height. I can’t believe this feature is not standard, especially with stands at these prices-and especially since stand mount speakers are almost certainly more popular among users with small rooms than floor standing speakers, would likely have small room users suffering with off-axis listening.
Search [ speaker stand "adjustable height" ] and find almost nothing out there.
Seriously, how “safe” do these adjustable stands look to be to support a ~ 30 lb speaker?
ttps://www.newegg.com/videosecu-ms07b-speaker-stand/p/0RC-007U-00001
https://gr-research.com/product/sub-series-double-trouble-with-flatpacks-copy/ , stand mounted speakers seem the most logical way and cost effective way to go for building a 5.1 system. But my choices for the mains will likely run ~ $2K. each, so stand mounting seems a very scary undertaking. Indeed, I will have to recheck my homeowner’s insurance policy to confirm coverage over any such in-home accidents.
Needless to say, the stands would have to be very securely anchored (how??) to the floor under carpeting, though which is thankfully thin.
How can this be done to avoid spills?
I’m not enough of a DIYer to build my own stands. And with what I’m looking to pay per speaker, ~ $400. per stand is very painful.
Another huge concern is that I’ve almost never seen any stands which have adjustable height. I can’t believe this feature is not standard, especially with stands at these prices-and especially since stand mount speakers are almost certainly more popular among users with small rooms than floor standing speakers, would likely have small room users suffering with off-axis listening.
Search [ speaker stand "adjustable height" ] and find almost nothing out there.
Seriously, how “safe” do these adjustable stands look to be to support a ~ 30 lb speaker?
ttps://www.newegg.com/videosecu-ms07b-speaker-stand/p/0RC-007U-00001
) on the brutal side IMO.
