Wall mount for Rti 4

[TG Meat]

Please recommend a good solid wall mount for Rti 4 speakers. I currently am using Omnimount brand and they will not hold the speakers in place. I would like a mount that will tilt and pan. Thanks for your insights.

[Erik Tracy]

BTech BT-77 works perfect for RTI4s - I use these -
have had a set of RTI4s up for about a year -
no problems at all -very secure.

http://erikt.cts.com/Pictures/hometheater/home-theater-2.JPG

Erik

[TG Meat]

Thanks Erik. Looks like that will get it done for me. By the way, nice rig...

[McLoki]

The B-Tech is also what I use for my LSi7's. They are awesome....

(click the quote in my sig to see my setup.)

[Erik Tracy]

The B-Tech is also what I use for my LSi7's. They are awesome....

(click the quote in my sig to see my setup.)

And - thanks to you for the zip tie tip - that's how I have my A3's up and secure!

[McLoki]

For those wondering about the Zip-Tie construction I came up with for my B-Tech mounts - here it is again (http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showpost.php?p=696856&postcount=11).....

After I posted this great idea, I was speaking with someone and they said - I just used fishing line for mine... All I could say is Doh!!!!!!! (While smacking my forehead.)

Sometimes you just have to do things the hard way I guess......

Michael

[Erik Tracy]

For those wondering about the Zip-Tie construction I came up with for my B-Tech mounts - here it is again (http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showpost.php?p=696856&postcount=11).....

After I posted this great idea, I was speaking with someone and they said - I just used fishing line for mine... All I could say is Doh!!!!!!! (While smacking my forehead.)

Sometimes you just have to do things the hard way I guess......

Michael

Zip ties are easier though to secure when both hands are holding the speaker in place and you only have the pinky of the left hand and the ring finger of the right to tie things together! :D

And if they are black - heck you can't even tell they are there.

It's all good....