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    Default Blu Tack or the included pads

    Hi, Trying to figure out the preferred way to mount Sierra 2 on stands. Blu tack seems to be popular choice to fasten the speakers to stand. But i have no concern of speakers getting knocked off the stands by kids or pets. Is there a reason to use Blu Tack or just the included isolation pads will do the job. Thanks!

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Quote Originally Posted by maheeinfy View Post
    Hi, Trying to figure out the preferred way to mount Sierra 2 on stands. Blu tack seems to be popular choice to fasten the speakers to stand. But i have no concern of speakers getting knocked off the stands by kids or pets. Is there a reason to use Blu Tack or just the included isolation pads will do the job. Thanks!
    Blu tack....gave me piece of mind and won't harm the underside finish on the speaker.
    Speakers 5.1.2: TitanTowers v2 & STC(RAAL v2), MA CP-WT&CT260
    Sub: Funk Audio 18.0 SantosRW

    Source: Denon X3800H, Oppo BDP 103D, UBK-90 4K & LG B9 65"
    Office 2.0: Philharmonic True Mini(coming-soon), Fosi TB10D via Wiim mini.

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Agree with Billy P

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Blu Tack....Just don't use too much, it will spread out under pressure.

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Thanks for the responses. How easy is it to swap speakers attached to stands with BluTack. In case i need to swap speakers after a while

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    Not so hard. Just need a little effort to separate speaker from stand.

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Twisting the speaker with respect to the stand will cause it to release easier than trying to pull them apart.

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    Default Re: Blu Tack or the included pads

    Perfect. Thanks!

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