Questions about Hama Speaker Stand

I use the stands with Samsung HW-Q990B and this works without any problems. Unfortunately, the power cable cannot be fed through the tube because of the plug.

According to our information, it is a couple.

The stands offer a wide range of mounting options. The chance that yours will fit is very high. You have a corresponding thread on the back of your speakers, the bracket is included, even a Velcro version is included. I also ordered them blind. The insertion of the cable can be a bit fiddly, I would first lead the cable through the upper part before putting it together.

Hello I'm sorry, I don't know. But it comes with 4 different holders and since these speaker stands are universal, the right one for you is surely included. For Samsung boxes, I believe that the right one is also included for Sony.

I can't answer that. I mounted mine for bose speakers

We recommend that you contact the brand directly with the following information: - Do the speakers have a threaded nut on the bottom of the cabinet for mounting on wall brackets or speaker stands? - If not, can the speakers be mounted on wall brackets or speaker stands using wood screws? - If there is no threaded nut on the bottom of the cabinet and it is not possible to mount it with wood screws, can the speaker be mounted on wall brackets or speaker stands using adhesive tape (self-adhesive Velcro tape)? Because unfortunately our supplier is not able to get any information about a screw pitch system on the device and the brand website does not mention it either. ):

I can't answer the question precisely because I don't know the Samsung speakers. For me, the adaptation of Kef LS worked well. The M5 thread on the stand allows for different mounts. For my Kef speakers, I was able to find a slim and well-fitting solution with an M5 screw and a lock nut.

I used exactly this combination. It simply fits the plate to put on it and then two Velcro fasteners are included to stick it on. It looks a bit wobbly but it's holding great so far. You could also fix the speakers with screws, but the ones that came with the speakers don't fit. I cut the two Velcro fasteners in half in order to get two support surfaces per speaker.

I'm not sure about the compatibility with the rear of the Samsung soundbar, but the brackets have a lot of flexibility in the position of the screws, so if the Samsungs are fixed with screws, there is a good chance that they are compatible. Yes, the cables run inside the tubes.

It is best to check the dimensions of your speakers with the technical sketch and the instructions and whether your speakers can even be mounted appropriately with the various mountings of the stands. Regarding the weight, I recommend reading the various reviews here on Digitec, the manufacturer's specification of 5kg seems very optimistic. Instructions: https://www.hama.com/webresources/article-documents/00049/man/00049594man_cs_de_el_en_es_fi_fr_hu_it_nl_pl_pt_ro_ru_sk_sv_tr.pdf Technical drawing: https://www.hama.com/webresources/article-documents/00049/ted/00049594ted_300.pdf Manufacturer's page: https://www.hama.com/00049594/hama-lautsprecherstaender-schwarz?srcLang=1&targetLang=0

Hello Jens Your boxes are too high. That would tip over. My boxes are about 12 cm high and it works fine. And yes, the stands are height-adjustable.