BT speaker bracket compatibility?

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I have the same questions. But as you know, the Maker "details" are more like "overview". They haven't published specs on anything yet. I hope they do someday. Perhaps someone has asked them in an email and received an answer with measurements.

My gut feel is that some rectangular speakers should work if their diagonal distance is similar to the JBL cylinder diameter. There are some really nice box style speakers out there.
 

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I got the impression it wasn't specifically for JBL and more of a holder for a generic cylinder shaped BT speaker. Like perhaps there is some flex in it so it can open wider to accommodate a range of diameters. I am hoping for that because I already have a non-branded JBL like BT speaker that I plan to use in my Slate.
 

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I got the impression it wasn't specifically for JBL and more of a holder for a generic cylinder shaped BT speaker. Like perhaps there is some flex in it so it can open wider to accommodate a range of diameters. I am hoping for that because I already have a non-branded JBL like BT speaker that I plan to use in my Slate.
I have a Bose Mini Soundlink BT speaker I may use first off. I just put it up on the dash in my Hummer if I want to listen to music/podcasts via my phone. Not super loud though.
 
 
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