Location: Denmark
Beovox RL45.2 floor stand
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I have a set of RL45.2 speakers that I want to mount on floor stands.
Recently I was able to pick up a set of floor stands in original packing labeled RL60.
I was under the impression that they would be compatible with my RL45.2 speakers, but now that I have assebled one of the I have a hard time figuring out how to mount the speaker on the stand
Tha stand look like this:
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The back of the speaker like this
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This is the parts I have left.
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I know from some old thread that the long screw has to go into one of the holes in the back of the speakers and is used to adjust the angle.
I guees the two others are for mounting the speaker on the stands, I just dont see any holes that line up
Am I missing something here either parts or knowledge? Or is this compatible at all?
I have not been able to find instructions for assembly only exploded drawings of the stands in the servicemanual, but this does not show how it is going to be mounted
Thanks in advance.
If I am not mistaken I might be missing a bracket like this
Location: Denmark
Unless you can make some? Like the home-made ones in this listing:
(The official Redline 'static wall mount' was actually a two part bracket, with those bits attaching to a separate piece that was screwed to the wall.)
Location: Warwickshire, UK
My B&O Icons:
You might already have the redline manual - I have attached it anyway. (EDIT: Not sure why the quality is so poor when uploaded, I downloaded it from AVA Services here:
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Location: Warwickshire, UK
My B&O Icons:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226262051072 Actually the same seller has those bits on offer (a bit pricey) as a ‘static wall mount’: https://www.quality-dream-audio.co.uk/stands-furniture-wall-mounts-and-clocks/redline-4560-static-wall-mount.html (The official Redline ‘static wall mount’ was actually a two part bracket, with those bits attaching to a separate piece that was screwed to the wall.) Yes DIY may be a possible solution. I actually have some furniture bracket that it might be possible to modify.
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