K&M 19674 Speaker Tilt Mount "Ring Lock" - Black!
Attachable to speaker stands with 35 mm tube diameter. Featuring a unique, patented expanding pin for a secure, play-free, and lockable fit of the speaker. The plastic expanding jaws ensure a low-resonance connection between speaker and stand. Easy handling via tension ring.
Features
- Patented expanding pin "Ring Lock"
- Attachable to stands with 35 mm tube diameter
- Low-resonance connection via plastic expanding jaws
- Lockable with clamping screws
- With adjustment scale
- Mountable on stand, insertable into speaker
- Height: 300 mm
- Max. load: 25 kg
- Tilt: 0° to 15°
- Material: steel
- Finish: black
Scope of delivery
- 1 x K&M 19674 Speaker Tilt Mount "Ring Lock"
Specification
- Product number 00045647
- Design Adaptor
- Colour Black
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Review from on 27.10.2023
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Stably designed mechanics.
A degree scale is available on one of the adjustment rings, but unfortunately there is no corresponding reference mark to set the precisely calculated angulation according to plan.
A "crossbar" is screwed into the receiver tube, the head of which could act as a reference point.
In practice, I have set the angulation exactly with the help of a laser pointer by placing the laser pointer on the speaker box and then seeing at the laser point where the speaker "hits".
Worked well.
All in all, a solid device that is qaulitativ high quality design and workmanship.
A degree scale is available on one of the adjustment rings, but unfortunately there is no corresponding reference mark to set the precisely calculated angulation according to plan.
A "crossbar" is screwed into the receiver tube, the head of which could act as a reference point.
In practice, I have set the angulation exactly with the help of a laser pointer by placing the laser pointer on the speaker box and then seeing at the laser point where the speaker "hits".
Worked well.
All in all, a solid device that is qaulitativ high quality design and workmanship.
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