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Re: Redline speaker mounts

Bentleyman — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:36:50 GMT

Just to be clear guys, these are ORIGINALS - not homemade examples :)

Re: Redline speaker mounts

Bentleyman — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 19:31:08 GMT

Hello Guys,

Quite suprised no-one seems to have spotted (or directed you) to my current listing on ebay...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110564231586&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT

These are mighty rare ceiling poles for the RL140's...

as has been mentioned in this thread, they come along on ebay once in a blue moon..!!

They are actually due to 'end' later today (Saturday) at about 8.45pm - so if one of you chaps are interested - be quick as some non-beoworlder may just grab 'em..

Thanks,

Michael

Re: Redline speaker mounts

tournedos — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 06:19:28 GMT

Are those office table legs, kallasr?

Clever job. All that's missing compared to the originals is the clamp (needed for adjustments) and the plastic cover for the ceiling mounting plate!

Finding three pairs (including one for RL140) could take years on eBay so something like this seems the way to go - no need to be too fancy as you probably can't see much behind the speakers in a smallish room. Consider also mounting some of them on the wall. If you don't need to adjust them ever again, a suitable angled wooden block in between would do it.

Tilt is easily adjusted though - the weight of the speakers tilts them downwards on the hooks, so you can just install a small support screw (size M4 I recall) in the lower hole of the bracket and use it to tilt them as you wish. The originals work that way too.

Re: Redline speaker mounts

DrDimitris — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 04:59:07 GMT

scwilson:
or indeed make my own.

It does not seem such a difficult task. Pretty simple structure as long as you have the correct materials, tools and time for constructing it. It should be fun...

Re: Redline speaker mounts

scwilson — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 04:02:01 GMT

Ah right ... that's some useful pictures. Thanks for taking the time to do this Kallasr.

I'll have to hunt around for 6 mounts, unless I can work out another way of fixing them or indeed make my own.

Re: Redline speaker mounts

kallasr — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 11:30:05 GMT

Re: Redline speaker mounts

kallasr — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 04:24:05 GMT

If have got some DIY ones at home...

Not adjustable. I will post pictures tonight.

Ralf

Re: Redline speaker mounts

tournedos — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:08:03 GMT

Accurate repro isn't that easy, as the clamp around the pole is a large block of machined aluminum(?). There's also the plate at the end of the pole that screws to the ceiling (or floor, as the ones I bought had been previously used - the inventiveness of some people ).

Of course if you start doing these yourself they won't have to look or work the same as the correct mounts. Unless anybody does it first, I might be able to take a couple of pics of my ceiling mounted 60.2's in a week or so.

Re: Redline speaker mounts

scwilson — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:45:28 GMT

Thank you. I will of course post pictures when it is all finished. Thanks.

Re: Redline speaker mounts

scwilson — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:43:08 GMT

Thank you for this information Mika

Re: Redline speaker mounts

Premiumverum — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:18:17 GMT

tournedos:
The plate is just a piece of bent metal, with hooks that grab the recess in the rear

tournedos:
It's just a pole (perhaps 50 mm in diameter)

Just thinking here, seems like these ceiling mounts are not hard to make for a DIY minded person, or to let be made by a metalworker. Maybe if someone can post a pic of what they look like? Worth a try as they are indeed hard to come by.

Anyway, I hope you post some pictures when your home cinema is done, I'd love to see the result!

Re: Redline speaker mounts

tournedos — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:32:54 GMT

There are actually ceiling mounts available for all of these - they don't usually fetch huge prices but can be quite hard to come by. It's just a pole (perhaps 50 mm in diameter) and a moveable clamp around it.

The part of the mounting that attaches to the speaker is actually the same for all mounting options (ceiling pole, floor stand, wall mount) and screws to the rest of the mount. There are two sizes, the RL140 (and RL7000) take the bigger one. The plate is just a piece of bent metal, with hooks that grab the recess in the rear of the speaker that houses the connectors as well.

Redline speaker mounts

scwilson — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 17:53:30 GMT

Hi all,

So am am setting up a home cinema and I have 6 B&O speakers I will be using for a 6.1 system (need to get a sub yet);

2 x RL45

2 X RL60

2 X RL140

It's a garage conversion so the room is about 10 foot wide by around 19 foot long.

Are there any special mounts available for these speakers? They are quite huge, even the 45s are big.

I want to mount them hanging down from the ceiling but am unsure what to use.

Any ideas?