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Beolit 15 wall bracket ?

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BeoGreg
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BeoGreg Posted: Fri, Oct 9 2015 7:21 PM
Hello Peter and Svend fans,

I plan to replace my wall mount broken Beosound 3 with the Beolit 15 I keep in the cupboard.

I would like to wall mount it also, unfortunatly the Beosound 3 bracket is too short (and black).

I'll try to find one or two alu "triangles" to fix on the wall.

Any other ideas ? Do you think that the leather strap is strong enouth to stay permanently on the wall ?

Cheers.
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benoit replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 7:29 PM

Why not to buy a nice shelf like the Vitra Corniche big?

http://www.vitra.com/fr-un/product/corniches#t/tab-dimensions

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benoit:

Why not to buy a nice shelf like the Vitra Corniche big?

http://www.vitra.com/fr-un/product/corniches#t/tab-dimensions

Or even the moment wall bracket from stb brackets?
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BeoGreg:
Hello Peter and Svend fans,

 

I plan to replace my wall mount broken Beosound 3 with the Beolit 15 I keep in the cupboard.

 

I would like to wall mount it also, unfortunatly the Beosound 3 bracket is too short (and black).

 

I'll try to find one or two alu "triangles" to fix on the wall.

 

Any other ideas ? Do you think that the leather strap is strong enouth to stay permanently on the wall ?

 

Cheers.

 

Beo Century ,Beoplay V1, Beocenter 6, Ex-Beolit 12, Beotime , A8. Beolit 15 , Form 2i , Beolab 2000, Beoplay A3.Beosound 1

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BeoGreg replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 8:44 PM
Brilliant guys. The Moment shelf is too expensive for the purpose I think and it's black (won't go with my yellow wall and gold Beolit), I like the Corniche have to see it in real maybe in white.

Great I'm going shopping soon !

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benoit replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 8:56 PM

I would go for khaki or dark grey to contrast with the lite grey from the BeoLit 15. But this is a matter of taste. Wink

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BeoGreg:
Brilliant guys. The Moment shelf is too expensive for the purpose I think and it's black (won't go with my yellow wall and gold Beolit), I like the Corniche have to see it in real maybe in white.

 

Great I'm going shopping soon !

 

BeoGreg:
Brilliant guys. The Moment shelf is too expensive for the purpose I think and it's black (won't go with my yellow wall and gold Beolit), I like the Corniche have to see it in real maybe in white.

 

 

Great I'm going shopping soon !

 

Too expensive?

Lack shelf £5 from IKEA 

(hollow so acoustically may affect the speaker)

Beo Century ,Beoplay V1, Beocenter 6, Ex-Beolit 12, Beotime , A8. Beolit 15 , Form 2i , Beolab 2000, Beoplay A3.Beosound 1

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Mark replied on Fri, Oct 9 2015 10:18 PM
Bosscom do a wall bracket for the BeoLit 12

http://eu.bosscom.com/product.asp?id=1142

we tend to forget there is more to design than designing.

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BeoGreg replied on Sat, Oct 10 2015 3:29 PM
Have to wait for next week to find Vitra in the city center.

Done several shops, I think the best offer is Ikea with a mix of white "wood" and alu (Ekby Jarpen small

25 €).

The Beosound 3 was outstanding on my wall and I have the fear that a shelf won't have the same effect.

I may end with a frame on the wall after all !

Wait and see.

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benoit replied on Sat, Oct 10 2015 5:36 PM

Corniches are quite cheap and having seen them in real life the design is excellent for such a small shelf. And even better if you put several on your wall.

But aren't you afraid that, on a shelf, the rear speaker of the Beolit 15 will be to close to the wall and that the BL15 will render a very boomy and muffled sound?

 

 

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BeoGreg replied on Sun, Oct 11 2015 7:49 AM
benoit:

But aren't you afraid that, on a shelf, the rear speaker of the Beolit 15 will be to close to the wall and that the BL15 will render a very boomy and muffled sound?

The simple answer is YES !

I said it before and it's still like that, the Beolit 15 is too boomy for me even with le "low bass" setting on iphone. The Beosound 3 doesn't behave like that where it is and where the Beolit will be.

But it could be only a storage option I can still move it around and put it back on the Corniche after listening.

Big Corniche is around 90 € from what I found on the net.

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benoit replied on Sun, Oct 11 2015 8:28 AM

BeoGreg:
But it could be only a storage option I can still move it around and put it back on the Corniche after listening.

Big Corniche is around 90 € from what I found on the net.

Yes. If it is only storage the medium and maybe the small one seems to be big enough as well. They are even cheaper 55€ (small) and 70€ (medium).

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BeoBoy68 replied on Sun, Oct 11 2015 11:19 AM
benoit:

But aren't you afraid that, on a shelf, the rear speaker of the Beolit 15 will be to close to the wall and that the BL15 will render a very boomy and muffled sound?

Totally agree

A shelf is not a good idea for a BeoLit 15; the sound will be too boomy !

A sideboard place is better.

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Jeff replied on Sun, Oct 11 2015 4:55 PM

The Beolit 15 has the woofer in "front", along with two "tweeters" on each front corner angled out, two passive radiators, one on each side, and one "tweeter" on the back. The woofer will be fine on a shelf.

But other than that nit, I agree, my experience with my 15 is that it needs some breathing room away from a wall or it gets bass heavy. Of course, you could use the equalizer in whatever you're using to drive it, to adjust it so it'd sound good on a wall I would think.

Jeff

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