Ceiling Mount RT35s?

csteg
csteg Posts: 7
edited December 2001 in Technical/Setup
Title says it all... any tips/suggestions/recommendations appreciated. (Links too! :))
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  • mikemokr
    mikemokr Posts: 150
    edited December 2001
    I'd be interested in this as well, and also in the possibility of hanging RT55i's from the ceiling. I've done some web-searching for wall/ceiling mount systems and haven't found anything that jumps out at me -- in fact, for a speaker the size of the RT55i, the only possible option I've found so far are ceiling mounts for TVs, but I'm not sure that would be a very elegant solution.
    Main HT (family room): Polk Monitor 7 (1987-original owner) (L/R) / CSi40 (C) / RTi38 (SL/SR) / SVS 20-39PC (sub), Outlaw 975 pre/pro / Outlaw 7075 amp, Oppo BDP-93 Blu-ray, LG 42LM5800 teevee
    2ch (family room): CRS+ (1987), Outlaw 1050 AVR, Denon DCM-420 CD
    Kitchen satellite 2ch: Polk M3II, Topping TP-20 Tripath amp fed from 975 rec line out
    Home office: Model 5 (1978-Danish Peerless), Lepai 2020A+ Tripath amp fed by laptop dock
    Awaiting assignment: PSW202 (NIB) to be wired inline in home office rig; Monitor 5JR (1988), Model 4 (1983-US Peerless)
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  • Ron-P
    Ron-P Posts: 8,516
    edited December 2001
    You could possibly try 1" dia. galvanized metal pipe. Use the floor mounts to attach the pipe to the wall/ceiling studs and speakers then use the pipe to create the angle you need. Works great for my RT25i's. I'd go no less then 1" even maybe try 1.25" due to the weight.


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  • csteg
    csteg Posts: 7
    edited December 2001
    With some friendly help from the people at Polk, I was directed toward the Omnimount xxxCA series.

    www.omnimount.com
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