Wall mounts for PSB Aplha B1
- Thread starter crosstalk
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Hi
You can wallmount the speakers.....instead of regular length screws....put longer ones with maximum head size (which fits in the key slot) ...this will tilt the speakers to some extent (10-25 degrees) which will be enough for bass to come out....try it with one speaker first and once mounted, play some real bassy songs / movie effects to check...
Hope this helps
You can wallmount the speakers.....instead of regular length screws....put longer ones with maximum head size (which fits in the key slot) ...this will tilt the speakers to some extent (10-25 degrees) which will be enough for bass to come out....try it with one speaker first and once mounted, play some real bassy songs / movie effects to check...
Hope this helps
M
mpw
Guest
crosstalk,
please PM Magma.
He may have a solution for you where the speakers can be kept on a wall bracket
( swivel ) than drill and mount.
That would be a better looking solution too and that will avoid drilling etc..
Also if and when you decide to sell the speakers then a speaker used normally sells for more than something thats drilled.
Regarding sound - that depends.. this is a smaller dimension speaker and if the room is small it may not afftect too much though it wount be the same as something thats positioned on stands.
But at home.. some or other compromise is on the menu for all of us ( atleast most of us )
mpw
please PM Magma.
He may have a solution for you where the speakers can be kept on a wall bracket
( swivel ) than drill and mount.
That would be a better looking solution too and that will avoid drilling etc..
Also if and when you decide to sell the speakers then a speaker used normally sells for more than something thats drilled.
Regarding sound - that depends.. this is a smaller dimension speaker and if the room is small it may not afftect too much though it wount be the same as something thats positioned on stands.
But at home.. some or other compromise is on the menu for all of us ( atleast most of us )
mpw
elangoas
Well-Known Member
What would be the best way to wall mount these speakers?
If wall mounted will it affect the bass as the vent is at the back?
My room will get bit clumsy if I use speaker stands.
You can do an experimentation before you decide to wall mount....
Just keep the speakers close to the call (Juz like how it would look when wall mounted), play songs of different genre for 10 - 15 mins...
Then move the speakers little away from the back wall & start playing the same material that you played before....
If you don't find a perceivable difference, then you can safely wall mount...
When a speaker with rear port has provision for wall mounting, then the manufacture has done some testing & it could be nailed to the wall
hyeah:pradeepkamat
Member
What a coincidence. Just an hour back I ordered clamp based speaker mounts from iShopinternational. They had the 50% offer going on so was able to save on shipping. I wanted to wall mount my BS22 bookshelves which are rear ported. They do not have any wall mount option. Since I wanted a long term modular solution I ended up purchasing these mounts.
Dali provides four small self sticking plastic distance pieces to wall mount their Zensor 1 speakers. I have them mounted with one screw of suitable length. Maybe you can stick something similar on the backs of the speakers as per your requirement.
Afraid, I cannot provide pics as I am not at home.
Afraid, I cannot provide pics as I am not at home.
angieyopkhe
New Member
I have them mounted with one screw of suitable length. Maybe you can stick something similar on the backs of the speakers as per your requirement.
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