I have a power amp. almost 100 pound, plus the pre-amp over 120 pound. the tv stand can hold ?
1779423
Danny, the lower shelf is not very well supported in the middle. If you add a few small wooden blocks under the shelf, it will support your 220 lb gear. I did the same. The blocks are not easily visible unless you put your nose to floor and peek. I wouldn't advice putting it on the middle shelf or on the top. Cheers!
1779424
probably not - the cabinet construction is of a cheap press wood. My components are not as heavy as yours but after assessing the style of construction I elected to reinforce it. I expected long term sagging or failure. Otherwise the stand has a beautiful appearance and is an asset to the room.
1779425
I have 2- 50lb Quicksilver tube amps and a 75 lb Rotel amp on the first shelf under the glass. Under that are my 5 components behind the glass doors. Unit is strong and holding up well.
1779426
If you put both on the open shelf (between the glass top and the glass doors) it should. Or on the bottom shelf. I have a 65 lb AVR on the open shelf so I can't say for sure. I wouldn't put those on the glass top though. Overall I like the stand, but it did come with some minor defects. Hope that helps.
2237315
Yes. I have 55" tv on it. Tv extends over edges of stand, but as long as the base fits securely and tv is less than 95 pounds you should be fine.
1984902
No. The limit is 55 inches. I have never even heard of a stand that will hold an 80-inch flat-panel TV but that does not mean they don't exist. Every TV that size that I have seen has been wall mounted.
1735517
The bookshelf speakers I have on mine weigh 16 pounds. I don't think the stands will have any trouble holding 30 pound speakers. They are very sturdy.
379226
Yes if your tv is less than 150 pounds, it should be fine . If you're tv is heavier I suggest to get a bigger size (12", which will hold a heavier size ).Hope that help.
384442
like any item you have a max. my speakers weigh about 18lbs and all is good with the stands.
1052464
i would say no more than 65lbs. i have them holding up 640w 15" behringer cabs. not as strong as the heavy stands but strong enough. i would trade the lighter stands for the stronger ones any day. less weight to carry around.
1206652
It can hold it but it's a small stand and is kinda wobbly I wouldn't over do it, but it does hold my 42 inch t.v. And ps3
1788489
I'm sure the top shelf would hold it however, it is not designed to hold a TV. This is a component rack, not a TV Stand. I have not tried what you are asking but, would advise against it and get a TV Stand/entertainment center.
178583
I believe this stand is rated for 300 lbs. You should have no problem. I have a 150 lb. drill press on mine.
2218887
I don't know the maximum weight of my equipment but I cannot put another piece of equipment on the shelves. I have my 42" TV, & center speaker on top shelf. Onkyo home theater receiver, and cable box on next shelf, 100 disk juke box and blue ray player on 3rd shelf and md player/recorder, dvd recorder/video player. on bottom shelf. It holds them sturdy. I am pleased. Again, I have all that I wanted on this stand with no shakiness or wobble.
449206
I'm not sure. I have a FiOS STB, BD player and Apple TV on the bottom shelf and only a remote caddy and a framed photo on the top shelf. Unit seems very sturdy and I'm sure it would hold my big Sony amp.
746487
Husband was impressed with the Atlantic stand. We have a 32" heavy TV and it is great with it, but TV doesn't weigh 66 lbs. But it states that it will hold a 66 lb TV and husband does not doubt it
1556978
Yep beyond a doubt. I got a 55" flat screen and it holds it just fine. Great stand.
1404209
The TV stand can hold up to a 70 pound TV. If yours is a flat screen (which most are these days) it probably weighs no more than 40-45 pounds so you would be well within the limits of the stand. What might be confusing you is in the description it says that the base can be no larger than 39.5 inches. The base is always much smaller than the TV itself.
39380
As the previous poster answer, while the stand is not for subs, it will hold 75 lbs.
2074238
They should hold them no problem. These stands are quite hefty. The speakers I have on them are 15 lbs, and they do not begin to affect them in any way.