Klipsch Speaker Mount
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Audio
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
This is my personal design for the Klipsch R-41M speaker. After an exhausting search of the web and not finding anything to my liking I decided to make it myself. I wanted something that would be strong, hide the wires and minimalist in design.
The mount is set at 22deg to point back at the listeners. There are 2 holes to mount to the wall either with drywall anchors or directly to a stud. There is a hole near the top for a screw to utilize the keyhole in the back of the speaker.(M4-.07x35mm) This must be used for this model due to the shelf at the bottom not being long enough to support the speaker itself. You can still use banana clips but they will need to be 90deg clips to clear the back of the channel or you can use the screw terminals on the speaker itself.
I have included .stl files and .3mf files for your choice.
I recommend printing in PETG or better. I printed mine in Elegoo PETG-GF and is plenty strong.
Print Setting used
Layer Height: 0.20mm
Walls: 3
Infill: 20% with Gyroid
Supports: Tree/Organic
No Brim
All other settings are stock in Elegoo/Orca slicer
Printed in about 9.5hrs and used about 275g per bracket.
You will need a M4-.07x35mm per mount (Home Depot sells them)