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  1. 07-22-2009 10:26 AM #1
    SivaNevets
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    Default Will this stand work for my RTI6?

    For HD front speakers, seating level (sofa)
    Supra Adjustable Monitor Stand
    Height: 690-1300mm
    Plate Size: 230x230mm
    Base: 450x450x450mm
    Shipping Weight: 10lbs


    the plate size is a little smaller than RTI6 footprint.
    i finally find some thing affordable.
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
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  2. 07-22-2009 10:42 AM #2
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    looks good...
    how much do they sell for with shipping.
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  3. 07-22-2009 10:46 AM #3
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    forgot to put the link
    http://www.stevesmusic.com/index.php...oducts_id=3364
    $35 CAD each, this store is right beside me.
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
    HTPC Soundcard: Emu-0404 USB for 2.1, Creative X-Fi Platinum for 5.1 (SPDIF out to AVR)
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605
    TV: Toshiba Regza 52' 120Hz

    Car Audio
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    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
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  4. 07-22-2009 11:08 AM #4
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    do you have pets or kids around? as I don't see a great method to keep the speakers on the stands in case of bumping into.
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  5. 07-23-2009 06:53 AM #5
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    I have almost those exact stands, the base is shaped a bit different but the dimmensions are the same. I tried using velcro strips to secure the speakers to the stands - cheap surrounds a bit smaller than the rti6's. Those speekers have hit the ground more times than I care to count, and I don't have kids. When I get new surrounds I'll be giving those stands away...
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    fronts - rti a9's
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    surrounds - fxi a6's
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  6. 07-23-2009 09:24 AM #6
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    no kids, 1 gaf, 1 bunny. i seriously dont have a lot choice..
    another one im looking at is this
    http://www.long-mcquade.com/?page=pr...roductsID=1332
    sure more secure but the plate seem too small to me..
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
    HTPC Soundcard: Emu-0404 USB for 2.1, Creative X-Fi Platinum for 5.1 (SPDIF out to AVR)
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605
    TV: Toshiba Regza 52' 120Hz

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
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  7. 07-23-2009 07:20 PM #7
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    I don't have a lot of choices with my surrounds either. stands for now. other than bolting the speakers to the stands, I don't know of a good way to secure them. I'm starting to consider 4 floorstanders for my surrounds. a5's? :D if you gotta use stands, get some sturdy ones with a big speaker base that aren't tippy. btw siva, what's a gaf?
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    sda 2b's
    fronts - rti a9's
    center - csi a6
    surrounds - fxi a6's
    sub - polk dsw pro 600
    harmony one
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  8. 07-23-2009 07:32 PM #8
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    You could try using a heavy duty double sided foam tape to secure the speakers to the stand. I can lift my stands by the speaker, so there's no chance of them falling off accidentally.


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  9. 07-23-2009 08:29 PM #9
    SivaNevets
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    will foam tape damage the speaker? which one u guys think is betteR?
    http://www.long-mcquade.com/?page=pr...roductsID=1332
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
    HTPC Soundcard: Emu-0404 USB for 2.1, Creative X-Fi Platinum for 5.1 (SPDIF out to AVR)
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605
    TV: Toshiba Regza 52' 120Hz

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
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  10. 07-23-2009 10:46 PM #10
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    Siva, both of the stands that you've linked seem a bit too tall to put the RTi6 tweeters near ear level. For a shorter, sturdier(and less expensive)stand, consider this one .
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  11. 07-23-2009 11:35 PM #11
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    thx, Plate Size: 152x100mm
    is this too small?
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
    HTPC Soundcard: Emu-0404 USB for 2.1, Creative X-Fi Platinum for 5.1 (SPDIF out to AVR)
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605
    TV: Toshiba Regza 52' 120Hz

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  12. 08-26-2009 01:21 PM #12
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    just bought these (the one in the images). will put them up after moving @ sep 1 and will share some of my thoughts
    Front: Polk RTi6
    Center: Polk CSIa4
    Rear: Polk M10
    Receiver: AVR Denon 789
    HTPC Soundcard: Emu-0404 USB for 2.1, Creative X-Fi Platinum for 5.1 (SPDIF out to AVR)
    Headset: Grado RS2 + Grado RA1 amp
    Mic: Neumann KMS605
    TV: Toshiba Regza 52' 120Hz

    Car Audio
    2002 MB C240 Sedan
    MM6501 components
    MM840 sub
    MB Quart Onyx 4.60 (1/2 to components, 3/4 bridged to sub)
    Pioneer 8200BT HU
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  13. 09-20-2009 01:55 PM #13
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    So, have you had the time to install them?
    HT system (work in progress):
    -RTi6 fronts, CSi5 center (to buy), RTi4 rears
    -PSW505 sub
    -Emotiva UMC-1 pre/pro (waiting for retail release)
    -Emotiva XPA-5 (to buy)
    -Raxxess ERSS-36 stands
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