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Name: Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 100 (Pair) - White
Brand: Sanus
SKU: 6539640
Price: 139.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (104 reviews)

Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 100 (Pair) - White

Model:: WSSE12-W2; |
SKU:: 6539640

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QuestionHow do these compare to the Sonos ones for $269? Are these wobbly at all? The Sonos ones are heavier.
Asked 2 years ago by caw1.
- Answer I don’t know how they compare to the other model but I can tell you that they are very solid and not wobbly at all.
  Answered 2 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionHello, does this work with Sony Bravia theater quad speaker?
Asked 1 year ago by kazih.
- Answer Hello, These stands are designed for the Sonos Era 100 speakers and are not compatible with the Sony Bravia Theater Quad Speakers. The Sanus - Universal Speaker Stands (model: Model:BSSU2-B1) are a good option for the Sony Bravia Theater Quad Speakers. Thanks, Nate @ SANUS
  Answered 1 year ago by SanusStaff
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QuestionWould these work with the Sonos one SL as well?
Asked 2 years ago by Lor.
- Answer No they are specific for the Era100. The mounting plate only fits the Era 100.
  Answered 2 years ago by RWilder
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QuestionHow high are these stands and do they work for rear speakers for the Samsung HW Q750 sound bar? Are they easy to assemble?
Asked 2 years ago by Sal.
- Answer Hello, These stands are 34.4 inches tall and are designed specifically for the Sonos era 100 speakers. They are very easy to assemble. Thanks, Nate @ SANUS
  Answered 2 years ago by SanusStaff
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QuestionIs the height of the stand adjustable?
Asked 1 year ago by Jerry.
This question was asked about the related product: Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 300 (Pair) - White
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  Answered 2 weeks ago by Jason
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QuestionAre these compatible with Era 100 speakers too?
Asked 2 years ago by Matt.
This question was asked about the related product: Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 300 (Pair) - White
- Answer Not to my knowlege when putting them together the design was specific for the 300 only. Sanus does have a specific stand for the 100 thou. Good Luck
  Answered 2 years ago by Hek1286
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QuestionHow stable are they? Would they be fine if you bump by accident or are they sensitive to movement?
Asked 2 years ago by Avc.
This question was asked about the related product: Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 300 (Pair) - Black
- Answer They are very stable as the base is heavy and has a low center of gravity.
  Answered 2 years ago by kevinc
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Sanus - Wireless Speaker Stands for Sonos Era 100 (Pair) - White

Q: QuestionHow do these compare to the Sonos ones for $269? Are these wobbly at all? The Sonos ones are heavier.

Q: QuestionHello, does this work with Sony Bravia theater quad speaker?

Q: QuestionWould these work with the Sonos one SL as well?

Q: QuestionHow high are these stands and do they work for rear speakers for the Samsung HW Q750 sound bar? Are they easy to assemble?

Q: QuestionIs the height of the stand adjustable?

Q: QuestionAre these compatible with Era 100 speakers too?

Q: QuestionHow stable are they? Would they be fine if you bump by accident or are they sensitive to movement?

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QuestionHow do these compare to the Sonos ones for $269? Are these wobbly at all? The Sonos ones are heavier.

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QuestionWould these work with the Sonos one SL as well?

QuestionHow high are these stands and do they work for rear speakers for the Samsung HW Q750 sound bar? Are they easy to assemble?

QuestionIs the height of the stand adjustable?

QuestionAre these compatible with Era 100 speakers too?

QuestionHow stable are they? Would they be fine if you bump by accident or are they sensitive to movement?