Hi.
Anyone mounted their Devialet on the wall?.
Devialet mounting frame or self made?
How is the Devialet fastened to the mount?
Regards
Atle
(11-Sep-2014, 15:25)adro Wrote: [ -> ]Hi.
Anyone mounted their Devialet on the wall?.
Devialet mounting frame or self made?
How is the Devialet fastened to the mount?
Regards
Atle
I have my 250 mounted on a hinged door on a book shelf. The 250 has slots for screw heads on it's feet so it was easy to mount. Looks very nice and tidy. I think 120/200 has similar screw head slots on it's bottom cover
We've done this and it looks beautiful! The official devialet mounts are very expensive though.
(11-Sep-2014, 15:53)ogs Wrote: [ -> ] (11-Sep-2014, 15:25)adro Wrote: [ -> ]Hi.
Anyone mounted their Devialet on the wall?.
Devialet mounting frame or self made?
How is the Devialet fastened to the mount?
Regards
Atle
I have my 250 mounted on a hinged door on a book shelf. The 250 has slots for screw heads on it's feet so it was easy to mount. Looks very nice and tidy. I think 120/200 has similar screw head slots on it's bottom cover
Photo's please.
Tnx,
Rik
I have both my Devialet 250s wall mounted.
Here in the UK each mount is £385 which, as Martyn says, is a crazy price - which must therefore carry a huge amount of profit. So I am sure with a bit of cheek you can get them for a whole lot less than retail (which is what I did).
Thanks.
I sure will like to put it on the wall, but as mentioned the mount is very expensive.
I have just lifted it up and looked under. Could not see any slots for screws. Will remove the cables tomorrow so I can and turn it around and see closer.
Thinking of making a mount of plexi/plastic glass.
Rgds
Atle
(11-Sep-2014, 20:37)rik Wrote: [ -> ]Photo's please.
Tnx,
Rik
Photo is not very good, sorry about that. There is plenty of room behind the amp for cables and such.
Photo is excellent! Nice chair!
Have mounted my D200 on the wall... home made.
I was lucky enough to have the Devialet wall mounting kit to examine and take measurements from but the price was just too much for what it was doing so a trip to B&Q yielded a bit of shelving that was fastened to the wall via 4 rubber gromits to provide a bit of isolation between the wood and the (not too flat) wall and 4 brass flat headed screws that fit into the grooves on the D200 feet.
Only problem subsequently is that the Remote is now incredibly directional. I logged this with Devialet and their theory was that the fact that it was in an alcove was impacting on the RF. Not 100% convinced as two of the four 'sides' are wood and I would have thought RF would go through that unimpaired. In effect I have to make sure the remote is above the level of the D200 to ensure it works, Interested to know if anybody else has similar problem / theory? Photo attached...
From the pictures it loooks very nice on the wall.
But the original wall mount is a bit to expensive so I will try to find another solution.
Atle