wall mount

[szr]

I am trying to find mounting brackets for a pair of lsifx speakers. I need to have them adjustable. Any suggestions?

[djvaldez]

The B-Tech BT77, or something like that. It's on Crutchfield.com, and it holds some pretty huge speakers. I'm not too sure how much that speaker weighs but the B-Tech holds up to 20 lbs i think, and you can turn it 180 degrees side to side, and 7 degrees up or down.

[szr]

Thanks but they wont work. Maximum width of the mount is 11" while the speaker width is 13". Anymore ideas? I am supprised Polk dosent make anything but if they do I can,t find it.

[bsoko2]

I have large speakers on my walls and I used those small monitor TV swivel stands that bolt to the wall. They worked very well and hold up to 60 lbs each. I got them on Amazon for around $21 each.

[McLoki]

The btech may still work. Just rotate it 90 degrees so it is clamping the front and back of the speaker rather than the sides.

BTW - is their a reason you want to aim the LSifx? I thought they should just connnect to the wall and aiming does not matter.

Michael

[hockeyboy]

I always use standsandmounts.com just email them and they will likely steer you the right mount at a terrific price.

[scottdwagner]

Well,
I just got off the phone with someone from standsandmounts and I have never encountered such a rude gentleman in my life. I simply inquired as to his recommendation for a plasma mount for a pioneer plasma with 23" stud width that would give me as much horizontal travel as possible. He said he had no recommendations and that "you have too many variables" and hung up on me. How is that good service. Don't give people like that any business.