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Q: QuestionWould these stands work for Kef Q SeriesQ350B

Asked 4 months ago by fred.

• A:Answer Hello Fred, These are speaker stands that will work with any speaker in general. Just note they are designed for the 600 S3 series. It can carry a Kef speaker as it's a general speaker, you may need to use something like Bluetack to keep it stable on top of the stand.

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Q: QuestionWill these fit 685 S2’s?

Asked 9 months ago by Luca.

• A:Answer The FR-600 S3 bookshelf speaker stands are capable of accommodating the BW 685 S2 speakers effectively.

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Q: QuestionWill these work with my 606? The 2018 ones, before the anniversary, s2, s3 revisions

Asked 1 year ago by BWie.

• A:Answer Hello, and thank you for your inquiry. Yes, previous 606 speaker models work with the new FS-600 S3 speaker stands.

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Q: QuestionWhy do you show this item as available and give unattainable delivery dates? I ordered this item weeks ago and in your store from your audio sales. Please take this item down if you’re unable to fulfill the orders.

Asked 1 year ago by Mike80.

Q: QuestionWill these fit 706 S2? What are the distances (center to center) between the speaker mounting holes at the top?

Asked 2 years ago by musiclover.

• A:Answer Hello, our stands are designed to specifically work with the series speakers they are intended for. In this case, the FS-600 S3 floor stands are designed for the new 606 S3/607 S3 bookshelf speakers and have a different mounting plate compared to the previous generation 700 S2 bookshelf speakers. For your current speakers, I would recommend that you seek a pair of FS-700 S2 Floor Stands.

  Answered 2 years ago by Bowers & Wilkins Team

  
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