DIY project - Strong fully adjustable wall mounts for larger vintage speakers

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pescadolips
pescadolips Posts: 9
in DIY, Mods & Tweaks
I own a couple pairs of Audio monitor 10 speakers and due to space constraints, wall mounts were the best option. That's where I hit the wall so to speak. There was nothing I could find online that would work so I made my own adjustable mounts. Today, I finally sat down and posted the video describing the process on youtube. I figure the basic design principles could be of help to others who might have to do something like this. Feel free messaging me if you have questions. The link to the video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7-9cnTPgrs rcdgrboxywmd.jpg
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  • pitdogg2
    pitdogg2 Posts: 27,777
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    That's a serious bracket, bravo!!
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  • pescadolips
    pescadolips Posts: 9
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    Thanks. My background is wood and steel construction. Lotsa structural stuff. Funny how we think in terms of what we do 😬
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 52,305
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    Thanks for sharing that with us.
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  • Toolfan66
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  • JCL
    JCL Posts: 174
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    Thanks for sharing the video!
    L600 (front), R200 (rear), R200 (rear surround), L400 (center), Sunfire HRS-10 (2)Marantz AV7706Sunfire Cinema Grand, Marantz M8077, Music Hall Stealth, Ortofon bronze cartridge, Parasound Zphono XRM, Sony UBP-X800
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