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Is mounting the vp150 on the wall with the axiom metal brkts a good idea? Specs say they will hold up to 40lbs. The wall mount will look the cleanest, but I don't want to sacrifice performance or risk damaging the speaker. Thanks.
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You won't damage the speaker, they come with a threaded insert for the mounting bolt. The speaker will sound great isolated from everything. No worries...
Jason
M80 v2
VP160 v3
QS8 v2
PB13 Ultra
Denon 3808
Samsung 85" Q70
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shareholder in the making
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The owners of the company mount their VP150s (in their house!) with the self same full metal brackets. No problem!
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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I mounted my VP150 with the metal axiom bracket. I was skeptical at first but it worked well!!
Josh
HG Cherry M80's, QS8's, VP150, and a pair of EP500's
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I've done it before. Worked out well. Space is a little tight when getting it mounted, but use a long allen wrench and you've do great. It'll hold as long as you mount it to a wall stud.
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