DigitalDiva
Wall MountZ v1.0
These
are currently the most economical wall mounts available and work with
any ProMedia satellite.
Here
is basically what you need:
1
Bag of 1/4"x1" round head Zinc Machine Screws (4 in a pack with
a bolt) $0.83
(you
need two bolts per stand, so if doing 4 stands, buy extra bolts)
bag
of 1/4 medium split zinc washers (25 in a pack) $0.83
elbow
joint for each satellite, about 3/4"inch wide and 3 inches long in
each direct, with a 90 degree angle, I think these were like $0.50 each.
Spray
paint to match the walls, or if the speakers, Rust Oleum Premium Hammered
7218 Dark Bronze, this adds $5 to your total, but cheaper plain color
paint is really cheap, in my case, egg shell finish cream, $0.90.
Bend
the elbow joint to the right angle for the speakers to be aiming at you
(try to keep them somewhat at ear level), then drill a hole through it,
they did drill a hole, but it is not big enough. just a little larger.
Put the screw through and bolt it very loosely in place (leave 1/4-1/2
inch), then add another bolt and a washer. spray paint it now. and attach
to the wall when dry (try to put them at ear level)
Using
the 1/4-1/2" extra space from the first bolt, turn the screw, screwing
it into the screw hole on the bottom of the satellites, then tighten the
bolt on the stand, and then tighten the bolt that goes into the speaker.
you MUST have a bolt and washer for the speaker part, or else you might
actually push the screw hole into the speaker... not a good thing AT ALL.
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