Turbota
Active Member
I want to mount a set of Polk 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 ... My luck ... someone may knock the speaker off of the stand if they bump up against them.
Thanks,
Ron
P.S. I posted this over on the Polk Audio message board and got 1 reply:
"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".
Not sure what "Rubber Stoppers" are. Just wondering if there are any other options to keep the speakers from falling off the stands
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 ... My luck ... someone may knock the speaker off of the stand if they bump up against them.
Thanks,
Ron
P.S. I posted this over on the Polk Audio message board and got 1 reply:
"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".
Not sure what "Rubber Stoppers" are. Just wondering if there are any other options to keep the speakers from falling off the stands