Looking for wall brackets to hold TSi200

Luiquroj
Luiquroj Posts: 26
edited August 2009 in Speakers
I want to make something like this but I dont know what brackets need (Because is a little big for a wall)

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I need a little of help :D
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited August 2009
    Welcome to Club Polk!
    Not sure if youre looking for a smaller bracket is it? Anyway if that is what youre looking for then disregard my link but heres something Id recommend for them.

    http://www.crutchfield.com/p_121BT77B/B-Tech-BT77-Black.html?search=bracket
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
    edited August 2009
    That bracket in the OP's picture is a B-Tech - BT-77. I use them for my LSi7's as well.

    What are you trying to make? A clone version? What do you need different that the B-Tech won't do? Do you plan to make it out of metal or wood?

    Welcome to Club Polk....

    Michael
    Mains.............Polk LSi15 (Cherry)
    Center............Polk LSiC (Crossover upgraded)
    Surrounds.......Polk LSi7 (Gloss Black - wood sides removed and crossovers upgraded)
    Subwoofers.....SVS 25-31 CS+ and PC+ (both 20hz tune)
    Pre\Pro...........NAD T163 (Modded with LM4562 opamps)
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  • Luiquroj
    Luiquroj Posts: 26
    edited August 2009
    Thanks for the welcome =)

    I am searching only a bracket that can support the weight and I can move from left to right, I hear suggestions
    Home Theater
    TV: Sony KDL-32LL150
    Front: Monitor 50 | Monitor CS1
    Center: Monitor 50
    Rear: Monitor 30
    Control: Sony RM-VL600
    Receiver: Sony STR-DG510 5.1

    HTPC
    Case Armor+ Mx
    Logitech Mx Air Mouse
    Phenom 9950
    Asus M3AT8-EM
    OCZ ModXStream 600W
    OCZ 6400 2GB
    WD 500GB
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
    edited August 2009
    For that, the B-Tech is the way to go. Works great. (it is a little expensive though)
    Mains.............Polk LSi15 (Cherry)
    Center............Polk LSiC (Crossover upgraded)
    Surrounds.......Polk LSi7 (Gloss Black - wood sides removed and crossovers upgraded)
    Subwoofers.....SVS 25-31 CS+ and PC+ (both 20hz tune)
    Pre\Pro...........NAD T163 (Modded with LM4562 opamps)
    Amplifier.........Cinepro 3k6 (6-channel, 500wpc@4ohms)
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited August 2009
    The link I posted for the brackets support a weight of 55lbs, the TSI200's weigh in at 17lbs so they'll easily hold them up...even checked out the dimensions too.
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  • Luiquroj
    Luiquroj Posts: 26
    edited August 2009
    Mmm but I need make some holes to the speakers right?

    I want to use them as a surround speakers and put the TSI300 and cs10 as frontal/center speakers

    The only thing that I still dont know is what subwoofer I will buy =P
    I dont want to spend more to $140-$200 in this because I need made International shipping
    Home Theater
    TV: Sony KDL-32LL150
    Front: Monitor 50 | Monitor CS1
    Center: Monitor 50
    Rear: Monitor 30
    Control: Sony RM-VL600
    Receiver: Sony STR-DG510 5.1

    HTPC
    Case Armor+ Mx
    Logitech Mx Air Mouse
    Phenom 9950
    Asus M3AT8-EM
    OCZ ModXStream 600W
    OCZ 6400 2GB
    WD 500GB
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  • McLoki
    McLoki Posts: 5,231
    edited August 2009
    Please don't put holes in your speakers. You can use fishing line to hold them to the stand or do something like this.... .

    (its what I do)

    Michael
    Mains.............Polk LSi15 (Cherry)
    Center............Polk LSiC (Crossover upgraded)
    Surrounds.......Polk LSi7 (Gloss Black - wood sides removed and crossovers upgraded)
    Subwoofers.....SVS 25-31 CS+ and PC+ (both 20hz tune)
    Pre\Pro...........NAD T163 (Modded with LM4562 opamps)
    Amplifier.........Cinepro 3k6 (6-channel, 500wpc@4ohms)
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  • kawizx9r
    kawizx9r Posts: 5,150
    edited August 2009
    No, the brackets have adjustable "side grips" to hold the speaker firmly in place...no need to drill anything into the speaker itself. Just your wall to mount the wallmount to.
    Truck setup
    Alpine 9856
    Phoenix Gold RSD65CS

    For Sale
    Polk SR6500
    Polk SR5250
    Polk SR104


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  • Luiquroj
    Luiquroj Posts: 26
    edited August 2009
    xDD, that is what I dont want make, little holes everywhere. Thanks both, I will buy a pair of this brackets
    Home Theater
    TV: Sony KDL-32LL150
    Front: Monitor 50 | Monitor CS1
    Center: Monitor 50
    Rear: Monitor 30
    Control: Sony RM-VL600
    Receiver: Sony STR-DG510 5.1

    HTPC
    Case Armor+ Mx
    Logitech Mx Air Mouse
    Phenom 9950
    Asus M3AT8-EM
    OCZ ModXStream 600W
    OCZ 6400 2GB
    WD 500GB
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  • kcoc321
    kcoc321 Posts: 1,788
    edited August 2009
    Definably do something like Michael did !!! (nice instructions, btw)

    Several reviewers on the Cruchfield site did not and found their speakers on the floor.
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