which ceiling mount do you recommend for the klipsch quartet
1587756
These worked great: http://www.amazon.com/Pinpoint-Mounts-AM21-Black-Electrical-Installation/dp/B00A8NVFGW/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
1587757
My main concern would be the weight of the speakers. If they exceed the recommended limit for the mount move on. The Pinpoint mounts are excellent and work in many applications but again don' t exceed mount weight limit would be my recommendation. I did know the limit but cannot recall.
1587758
These worked great: Pinpoint Mounts AM21-Black Universal Home Theater Speaker Wall Ceiling Mount with Electrical Box Installation Adapter Plate
11608
I used the HC470 for the Panasonic backfield speakers. It worked fine for them. I've got a Denon 991 too, and have it hard wired to nice Klipsch ceiling speakers. It depends what your running in the backfield. I doubt it would drive the Klipsch very well. I'd read the output specs and see if it has enough output for your backfields. It is does, it works well wirelessly. I had a similar need since the floor is all tile, no way to hard wire them. Never had any problem & sound is good. So check the output watts and go from there.
842902
I'm using Energy speakers that are larger than bookshelf speakers the mounts are solid. If you do not have a screw hole to mount on the bottom or back of your speaker than these are ideal. If you do have the preset holes for securing with a screw then I would get the smaller mounts for your speakers. I hope I haven't confused you. If Amazon will let you have my phone number to call me I will answer alkl your questions
2165855
8040's are awesome , that would be my pick over the two! Better wall mounting options.
755570
I use the Infinity Primus series. I have the c351 center speaker, the p163 floor standing for fronts, the p153 for book shelves. I have a 7.1 system, I still use my onkyo speakers for surround, and the onkyo for base. I will soon be purchasing the Infinity base, and the p143 for surround. The Infinity series are by far the best, I have tried Polk,and Klipsch,they don
478633
What I did was just mount directly to the speaker placing the bracket over the keyhole mount. The added movement capabilities were worth it. Being able to aim the speakers where I want them is great. If you just want fixed placement,just use the keyhole. Hope this helps
1210046
Thats an archtop... you should go for a bigsby b7... also vibramate only sells the mounting kit for the bigsby tremolo so you should buy both of them (bigsby b7 and vibramate v7)
1305202
I didnt mount this exact speaker in the ceiling, but I did box in between the rafters and mounted my other speakers. I have my room and living room done with these flush mount speakers. This exact one, I use as a center channel and I love it! But you need to limit the air space in the wall for all of these speakers for best sound results! If you want to save some money, look at the Micca speakers!
1084234
The sound is great from these speakers. A sub would round out the lows perfectly. I assume you would mount these vertically since they are too wide to fit between typical framing 16" O.C. Overall great product, I used one as a center channel with the Yamaha 6.5" dual tweeter angled woofer for in ceiling surrounds. Amazing!
2039258
These speakers are great because they don't any bracket or be near a stud or ceiling joist. Cut the hole using the template and you push the speakers into the drywall opening, then just screw the retaining flanges snug. A grill gets put on top. Easiest install - they can go anywhere you've got wire run.
1256424
I have a Harmon Kardon. It's awesome I also have the Klipsch quintet with these floor speakers with the 10" sub. Sounds excellent!
493215
I don't know. I don't believe that I bought any extra mounting equipment. That is, I think it came with everything it needed. You might check out www.klipsch.com or phone them to be sure.
999040
They are designed to be surrounds. If you are looking for something from klipsch around the same price point look at the b-10. They are also synergy series
1978817
Yeah, you have to install in the ceiling. I guess you could build a box to house them but at that point you should just get regular mounting speakers.
1254095
I have the original Heresy 1 speakers from the late 70's and the klipsch reference series is a very close match in timber for klipsch heritage speakers like the heresy short of another heresy. If you have a small to medium size room the klipsch rc-42ii works just fine that's what I have with my heresy 1 speakers along with rb41ii bookshelf speakers for surround. If you have a large room go for the bigger RC-52ii. The RC42ii may be small but it packs a good punch for its size although you should set it for small on your receiver. I set my crossover point at 100Hz
398097
I'm using the Bose Jewel speakers (I forgot what model but it goes along with the new V series, and they are not the ultra small ones, they are the standard size). This mount seems to work pretty well, but I don't know if I'd trust it to hold much more weight than that.
193907
Yes, I have drop ceiling, mount it with no problem. The speakers are not heavey wt.Just, make small hole to just fit the back part of the speakers.