B-Tech Speaker Mounts
xandra
Posts: 291
Someone here had figured out a way to use B-Tech Speaker Wall Mounts
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-FPrWebSqwna/App/Product/Item/Main.aspx?I=121BT77B
at an angle without **** into speaker cab.
Alas can't refind the post...
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-FPrWebSqwna/App/Product/Item/Main.aspx?I=121BT77B
at an angle without **** into speaker cab.
Alas can't refind the post...
LR Setup:
Polk RTi10's, RTi6's, CSiA6 (5 ch setup)
Onkyo 705 & Denon 3808ci Receiver, Onk 875
Parasound 2250 Amp
Sony 26" KDL series Bravia LCD
Panny DMR-EH75 Recorder
Panny DVD-F87 (5 disk DVD player)
NAD T585 (DVD/SACD)
Yamaha DVD-C961 (5 disk SACD/DVD)
SciAnt Explorer 8500HD Cable Box
Orig & 5Gen iPods, , Wii
Plans/Fantasies:
400 disk player that handles ALL formats, sounds as good as NAD with Panasonic interface & compatability.
Polk RTi10's, RTi6's, CSiA6 (5 ch setup)
Onkyo 705 & Denon 3808ci Receiver, Onk 875
Parasound 2250 Amp
Sony 26" KDL series Bravia LCD
Panny DMR-EH75 Recorder
Panny DVD-F87 (5 disk DVD player)
NAD T585 (DVD/SACD)
Yamaha DVD-C961 (5 disk SACD/DVD)
SciAnt Explorer 8500HD Cable Box
Orig & 5Gen iPods, , Wii
Plans/Fantasies:
400 disk player that handles ALL formats, sounds as good as NAD with Panasonic interface & compatability.
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I use the BT-77's with my RTI4s on the fronts and they are angled down:
Each of the side 'rails' of the mount which clamp/pinch together to hold the speaker have a hole in them to thread in a screw (which would then go into each side of the speaker) if you want extra assurance to hold the speakers in place.
However, I did not feel this was needed - and have tugged on the speakers after tightenting down the clamps - they are quite snug.
ymmv,
Erik
H9: If you don't trust what you are hearing, then maybe you need to be less invested in a hobby which all the pleasure comes from listening to music. -
They can be tightened down snugly with no issues but I used fishing line to secure mine to the mount. Another member used zipties with great success.
I had my previous RTi's mounted for over 4 years and they never needed to be re-tightened. YMMV.CTC BBQ Amplifier, Sonic Frontiers Line3 Pre-Amplifier and Wadia 581 SACD player. Speakers? Always changing but for now, Mission Argonauts I picked up for $50 bucks, mint. -
I put a good quality velcro strips on the bottom of my speakers and the base of the mount. I wouldn't angle them too much with this method, but it does add a bit of assurance that the speaker is safe.
Erik: Nice setup.Things work out best for those who make the best of the way things work out.-John Wooden -
I used fishing line to secure mine to the mount. Another member used zipties with great success.
dorokusai--
I'm trying to picture this -- how did run the fishing line ? what part of the speaker did you attach it to and how...
All:
What speakers did you use...
I'm currently planning on using for RTi 4's in my BR, but would love to do same with RTi6's (technically they're 1" deeper than specs - if you include power port ( but now that I have the mounts, I'm gonna see if this doable...
Erik: nice picsLR Setup:
Polk RTi10's, RTi6's, CSiA6 (5 ch setup)
Onkyo 705 & Denon 3808ci Receiver, Onk 875
Parasound 2250 Amp
Sony 26" KDL series Bravia LCD
Panny DMR-EH75 Recorder
Panny DVD-F87 (5 disk DVD player)
NAD T585 (DVD/SACD)
Yamaha DVD-C961 (5 disk SACD/DVD)
SciAnt Explorer 8500HD Cable Box
Orig & 5Gen iPods, , Wii
Plans/Fantasies:
400 disk player that handles ALL formats, sounds as good as NAD with Panasonic interface & compatability. -
I tied the line around the two bottom posts of the Power Port, to the main crossbar that comes off the wall. It provides downward pressure onto the plate....in theory I guess.CTC BBQ Amplifier, Sonic Frontiers Line3 Pre-Amplifier and Wadia 581 SACD player. Speakers? Always changing but for now, Mission Argonauts I picked up for $50 bucks, mint.
