Sanus Systems Adjustable Satellite Speaker Hover Foundation Stands (pair) | 
 enlarge | Brand: Sanus
Category: CE
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Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 27
Dimensions (in): 34 x 10.3 x 4
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: HF1B
Model: HF1B
UPC: 793795390011
EAN: 0793795390011
ASIN: B0006A03LA
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| Features:
| • | 36" to 58" satellite speaker stands | | • | Mounts satellite speakers over head | | • | 6 speaker mounts to fit most speakers | | • | Concealed wire path |
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Product Description
The proper positioning of home theater satellite speakers is not as obvious as it seems. While many people enjoy sound reproduced from speakers at ear level, the correct positioning, according to Dolby Laboratories, is actually several feet above ear level. Enter Hover Foundations. These heavy duty cast iron and steel speaker stands are the first ever that meet the placement guidelines of Dolby Laboratories. And they do so with rugged construction designed to hold speakers up to 10 lbs., and include features like adjustable height and a concealed wire management path. Get ready to hear what Dolby Digital sound really sounds like.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 good tall stands November 13, 2008
If you want tall, sturdy stands, these are for you. I am 5'4" and I can adjust them to my eye level. They are also very sturdy so you won't have to worry about your stands falling. Better prices than in stores.
Good stands August 5, 2008
The stands are very good. I agree with previous reviews that the paint can chip if you're not careful.
I made my own braket out of wood that I attached to their L bracket so I could use both mounting holes on the speaker. Just my personal preference. I mounted Boston Aucoustics MC130 speakers. They weigh just over 5 lbs. per speaker.
I am actually ordering another set for my center channel.
AMAZING SPEAKER STANDS!!! (PRICE IS FOR 2 STANDS) July 21, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
THE PRICE IS FOR 2 STANDS!!!
CEILING OR IN WALL SPEAKERS.... NOT NEEDED!
SPEAKER WIRE RUNNING THROUGH THE WALL... NOT NEEDED!
LONG STORY SHORT; THESE STANDS ARE THE PERFECT (AND INEXPENSIVE) WAY TO MAXIMIZE YOUR H0ME THEATER EXPERIENCE.
WHEN IS THE LAST TIME YOU CAUGHT YOURSELF DUCKING BECAUSE YOUR HOME THEATER WAS SO REALISTIC?
I CANT BELIEVE IM RAVING OVER SPEAKER STANDS, BUT THATS HOW GLAD I AM I PURCHASED THESE STANDS
A little pricey, but well worth it July 20, 2008
These are excellent surround satelite speaker stands. Beefy construction, good finish, lots of brackets to work with a range of speakers. These are the first stands that I've come across that reach high enough for proper surround speaker placement. Support poles are plenty big to fit a decent sized cable through. The only thing I would like to have seen is a hole running from the base of the pole where the cable comes out, through the base so you can hide the cable a little better at the bottom. I ended up drilling my own hole in the base, wasn't hard, looks much tidier now. Would definetly buy again.
 Amzon refuses to clear things up March 2, 2008
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a set of TWO, but nowhere does it say that. I got conned into buying 4 when I only needed 2 stands. Their extra height is why I had to have them so I thought I was paying $70+ for each stand. In 2 years Amazon has been contacted and told about the problem twice and yet refuses to use the word "set" or "two" in it's description. They continue to show only one speaker.I got two emails, one saying no action was taken due to incorrect form or usage and the other said no action was taken because they were unable to reproduce the problem. I have to wonder how many people have been turned off by the perceived price for one speaker and how many more were conned into buying more than they needed.My speakers Onkyo 7.1 had to be held on with double sided tape which so far has worked,but since I own a house cat, I'm not very comfortable with. The platform could be a little larger also.
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