Using it for reception dance in a large low ceiling living room. Suggestion on how and where to mount?
1859328
I have two of these and love them. I don't mount mine as I don't want a hole in the wall. They are the most interesting fun things. I use mine inside the house and it reflects in the mirrored wall. I also bought the second one to take to our farm in the country to bounce it off the barn wall. Love it and everyone who sees it wants one. I highly recommend it. Just fascinates me to no end.
1325138
hi from colorado, i would get additional hardware, and gorilla glue, i mounted ontop of a lamp post outside my home, and it works great and very secure....goodluck
735851
I think the best option is always to hang it from the ceiling, if you can. It is the cheapest option and most effective. There are a couple of problems I have experienced with stands. One is that they don't offer a wide range of motion. As you punch or kick, you will not want to stand in the same place. Most trainers will tell you to move around as you throw your strikes. A stand will limit your ability to do that because the legs get in the way. The other problem is that stand tend to move all over the place as you punch them. A lot of people will weight them down with something, but I have found that it takes a lot to get them to stay put. Unfortunately, the ceiling wasn't an option for me, so I bought a wall mount system. I'm pretty happy about it. It still limits my range to 180 degrees, but it's a lot better than the 45 - 80 degrees that I would get with a stand.
1187467
great choice for in-ceiling... I am using a Sony receiver, but is=t wont make a difference
1445505
The best option would be to hang a hidden shelf and set the speaker on top of it. You will however, have wires showing. I would not mount anything directly to the speaker.
1010223
Yeah, it's super light and comes with a sticky velcro strip that I don't doubt will support it. I have a little recess behind my tv that mine sits on. Just makes sure it's accessible, because every once in a long while you'll need to reset the receiver
1953202
I have a 15x40 room with vaulted ceilings. Due to room limitations and layout I ended up putting the sub behind the couch. As a bonus it shakes the couch! My wife calls it our "4D" cinema. I have the volume set to about 40% (and 0 on the receiver) and it blends nicely with my B&W CM series speakers (2 towers, big center, and 4 surrounds.) I think if you place this sub in the right spot it would really get your room shaking as much as most of the 12" subs I've heard. If you really want to test the foundation of your house get two of these. Plus for this price you might as well have 2. The box is large so make sure to measure where you want to put it. I did see some comments about having the amp go out so maybe pushing the amp to 100% might not be good. I've had mine for 6 months and watch loud movies with no issue. Good luck!
2089971
I am not allowed to hang things from ceiling in the facility where I teach, so did not address that issue when I got them, and they are locked up at the facility. I won't be back there until next week. My gut feeling is no. I think it is too heavy. Rather, you could put it on top of a big ladder, or a high shelve, etc. I love the fact that if the music is loud enough you can set it to sync with the beat of the music and the lights pulse the beat! Totally cool dude :) Hope this helps..if not let me know.
1781132
It depends on the molding. A small under cabinet molding should be okay. However, anything that is more than a couple inches tall and is not mostly horizontal is going to make the mount unstable.
280470
With the legs out all the way (braces parallel to the floor), it's very stable. What I try to do is to place the base of the stand so that two legs face the dance floor and one faces away, so that it presents a smaller profile and a leg isn't directly protruding in a manner that someone could trip on it. It will also help if you keep the load well balanced, hang heavier fixtures toward the inside, and turn the t-bar so that it isn't directly over any of the legs but more straddling them. Kind of hard to explain in text but I hope you get the point.
973663
Yes, it is built to be close to the ceiling. If you want it to hang low you probably need and extension or buy a different mount.
511076
Since this is just a tripod, you can use a laser level mounted to the top. Laser levels come with many different options, I have used them to put drop ceilings in before and found them to be very handy. Of course, you can always go old-school and use a Waterlevel:)
1003505
Oh yes, you can either mount it on a speaker stand, or hang it in ceiling be an expert. This is a sound system, it was beyond our expectation.
1000527
I have two in my gym hanging from the ceiling. I mounted them about 3 feet from the wall. This should give you enough space for all of the exercises.
2040749
I guess you could. It would be overkill but doable. Note that is can only get about 12-15" close to the ceiling. If you are going to place expensive equipment on it, make sure you hit the ceiling beams with this foot screws. You could use expanded anchor but make sure they are for the ceiling as standard wall anchors won't support a vertical load. You will want to place a board of some sort between the two brackets like a prefinished piece of white shelving. If you only want to mount the receiver, use long white wire ties.
2069788
Depth is the biggest issue. I agree that using rails would be best, but I successfully mounted mine just using the front mounting tabs. I do have other things below it that give some extra support.
1003506
Oh yes, you can either mount it on a speaker stand, or hang it in ceiling be an expert.This is a sound system, it was beyond our expectation.