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doogerboosh
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Oct 12, 2015
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KantoLiving
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Kanto
Oct 13, 2015
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doogerbooshdoogerboosh,
Your speakers should work fine with the Monster Clarity HD Model One, you may see a bit of the platform sticking out near the back of the speaker but it's more of an aesthetics issue. The holes for the cabling are very large, I do not have the dimensions but here's a photo clearly showing where the wire is guided. Hope that helps!
Your speakers should work fine with the Monster Clarity HD Model One, you may see a bit of the platform sticking out near the back of the speaker but it's more of an aesthetics issue. The holes for the cabling are very large, I do not have the dimensions but here's a photo clearly showing where the wire is guided. Hope that helps!
paul205763
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Dec 8, 2016
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doogerbooshA bit off the topic here but have u connected a sub to the monster .if so how and which amp did u use.Is small q5pro well equipped to handle the monster
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Another "will it fit" question: will these stands work well with the Monster Clarity HD Model One (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2406420,00.asp) ? The speaker's listed dimensions is about 9" by 6", but it has a trapezoidal shape. I guess it's bigger than 4" by 7" so it should be OK right? Also, the speakers have a very thick cable linking the left with the right. Is the hole in the stand for wires going to allow for such a thick cable? What is the size of that gap?
Thanks for any advice!