Wall mount options for Onix RS250mkII

[jchag]

I have two Onix Rocket RS2250mkII speakers I need to mount on a wall. The will be the two rears in a 7.1 system. The problem is they don't have mounting hardware built in. On thought was to purchase omni mount 30 with a bottom mount and construct a platform that screws into the holes for the feet. Maybe even purchase two extra bottoms for the speaker and adapt then to fit the bracket and bolt them to the speakers. I don't want to drill into the speakers. They weigh 25lbs each. Any mounting suggestions?

 

[mlschifter]

I have two Onix Rocket RS2250mkII speakers I need to mount on a wall. The will be the two rears in a 7.1 system. The problem is they don't have mounting hardware built in. On thought was to purchase omni mount 30 with a bottom mount and construct a platform that screws into the holes for the feet. Maybe even purchase two extra bottoms for the speaker and adapt then to fit the bracket and bolt them to the speakers. I don't want to drill into the speakers. They weigh 25lbs each. Any mounting suggestions?

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[corey]

I use B-Tech BT77 wall mounts for my Klipsch RB-61's, which are about the same size & weight as your speakers. They have side clamps, so you don't need to do any drilling. They work great with my front ported speakers, but might not get your rear ported ones far enough away from the wall.

 

[j_garcia]

The RS250s are rounded on the sides aren't they? So I don't think side clamping will work.

 

[jchag]

Yes they are rounded. I contacted AV123 and ordered a bottom plate that bolts in to the leg holes. I'm planning on connecting this to an Omnimount 30 bottom mount.