Looks like these were designed firmly around the original, interchangeable floor/desk/wall mounts:
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Do these not work for you, can you just not find them on the used market?
Yep.I'm pretty sure that picture of the connector is the old format, as you surmised.
Hi are you able to provide more detailed photos (or video) of your process and result?Thanks guys, appreciate all your responses.
This is what I ended up doing:
- unscrewed the attached hook/leg
- cut the cable that goes through the hook/leg
- put any QD connector for easy connection
- then you can use any wall mount available in market, like wali etc.
* it still looks neat and clean, no need to pay insane amount to get original assembly or something.
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Hi,Hi are you able to provide more detailed photos (or video) of your process and result?
I used cheap WALI mounts from Amazon and it’s been solid.hello,
i am trying to solve similar problem with old bw m1 mk1/
is it also possible to do a ceiling install? thanks!
@Guddu what stand did u use? where did u buy it?
thanks!
I used these: https://a.co/d/bmVdykw@Guddu
do u have a link to that WALI mounts?
These are heavy for mounting on ceiling a mounts like WALI or even the original mounts that come with it.what do you mean by - heavier side for ceiling?
Probably any ceiling or in-wall speakers, not an on-wall speaker.Why avoid such a speaker on ceiling? Any tip for some other model which suits better?
but does it matter how heavy if u use proper screws?These are heavy for mounting on ceiling a mounts like WALI or even the original mounts that come with it.
I believe it should be fine as long as proper anchor-screws are used onto studs.but does it matter how heavy if u use proper screws?
Hihello,
i am trying to solve similar problem with old bw m1 mk1/
is it also possible to do a ceiling install? thanks!
@Guddu what stand did u use? where did u buy it?
thanks!