Anyone used this bracket with Energy Take Classic 5.1 speakers? Any problems with it?
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You should be able to use this with the Energy, they are under the 5lbs weight (2.9lbs) on the sats and have both a keyhole slot and a single 1/4-20 threaded insert. I used the AM21 on the RC Micros and they worked great, no issues with holding in place and they are only slightly smaller than the Take.
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Thanks, do you use 301's for all 4 surround speakers? Seems to me the back surround speakers do not need to be high quality.
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I am wondering about the music quality using a HTiB system, I mean, for a $100 or so more, you can get an Onkyo TX SR608 & Energy 5.1 Take Classic speakers for around $600 or so total. I'm wondering if the A/V units are worth comparing...Have any of you made the purchase and what is the outcome? Thanks
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The Klipsch Quintet III system is way better than the Energy Micros. I know they are not the same as the classic, but I was offered the Energy Micros since the classic was discontinued. After comparing the two systems, there was no question that I had to return the Energy Micros and pay the associated "restocking fee."
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I'm running 6 similar sized wall speakers -- 3 on each side. It pushes them just fine, with half volume to spare. I'm certain I'm decreasing the amps lifespan, but after 2 years or so, I've had no problems at all.
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I just installed a pair SP-BS22-LR speakers on these mounts, and they work great. I used the side clamps with the included stick on cushions, and used the small speaker screws in the kit for the rear bottom of the speaker (Yes, that would void the speaker's warranty, but the screw is not very long at all), just to make sure they were not going anywhere. Very solid mounts. I too have them pointing down, as I am using them as rear surround speakers.
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Hi,I got the Energy take classic and Im very happy with those. Usually better speakers have more powerful magnets, and are wooden made, hence the weight of those would be higher. This is how I added yet another factor to choose by, hope this helpsAviv
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This should work. My stands are in storage, and have been there for a while so I can't remember perfectly. The way I remember my old Onkyo speakers (which looked similar to the RM85) was that the stands came with a plate which allowed me to screw some mounting holes in the back of my speakers. I can't find any pictures of the back of the RM85's to be sure its the same deal, but according to the spec sheet on Polk's website, it should work. You may even have two options, standing them on the mounts, or screwing them to the back.
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They are not directly compatible, but I was able to use them by screwing the included plate into the bottom of the speakers. It actually works quite well and makes the speaker attachment very secure. Not the greatest solution if you plan on frequently removing the speakers from their stands, but I imagine most people will set this up once and then leave them attached. Overall, I'm happier with this solution than with the Energy speaker stands that I originally used. Those always seemed somewhat flimsy with the speaker never quite resting perfectly level.
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Yes brackets are on the back.And yes I am using mine for surrounds.They must be vertical for surrounds.Google for tech explanation on sound.BTW I love my Bics.Real man speakers!
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I am not familiar with that speaker but as long as it falls within the weight specifications of the wall mount you should be fine. They work well for me. I have two sets of speakers mounted using them.
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i use it with emptek 55ti and their 6 ohm and its awesome,i just wouldnt use it in monoblock mode with 6 ohm speakers.
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I used drywall screws to mount the speaker directly to the wall and it worked very well. I also see Yamaha makes brackets which were listed on the bottom of the page when I checked out as recommended or frequently bought together. I have not used these brackets but I am sure they would work since they are offered by Yamaha.
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There are multiple mounting options. I just used the small adapter peg without any additional connectors and it fit the standard screw hole for my speakers. The energy micro 5x1 system. Hope that helps...
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They have worked very good for me. I have had on occasion to leave them running for long periods of time. And not one problem. The only down side are the bracket angle.
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I'm driving 8 ohm speakers without any trouble: Energy 5.1 Take Classic Home Theater System (Set of Six, Black)
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Hi, in my opinion would not put a bracket on the wall. Try to put on a shelf that can leave one behind at least 20cm of space. The sound is much better.If you want to still, buy one universal, has a fitting to screw into the back of the speaker. Bye.