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Teufel Cubycon 2 wall mounts

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Wall mounts for the Teufel Cubycon 2 Speaker "5.1 Set" (Sound System)

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Teufel advertises the speaker on its website with a photo that shows the speakers mounted directly on the wall. However, as the speakers have no cable routing option on the back, this is impossible (unless the cables just come out of the wall in the right place).

Therefore I designed a simple and flat wall bracket that ensures that the speakers are flush with the wall. 
Printed in black PLA from Redline Filament, you can't see the brackets at all. Blends in seamlessly with the design of the speakers. 

 

I have used:
- Cable outlet right for left front-speaker
- Cable outlet left for right front-speaker
- Bottom cable outlet for both surround-speakers
- Center for the center speaker

The following parts are required for the installation (per speaker):
- 2x M4x8 threaded screw
- 2x M4 soldering thread (Ruthex M4 “RX-M4x8.1”)
- 2x wall plug + screw + washer for mounting on the wall (2 screws used diagonally are sufficient. Use the existing screw cutouts as needed.)


Printed on a Prusa MK4 in PLA with standard settings:
- 0.2mm Layer Height
- 15% infill
- Supports: yes (but should also work without)

 

Step by step instructions:

  1. Print required part (depending on the speaker respectively where the cable outlet should be)
  2. Insert the Threads (Best with a soldering iron at approx. 260°C)
  3. Attaching the bracket to the wall (As mentioned, two screws fitted diagonally should be sufficient)
  4. Feed the speaker cable through the opening and connect it to the speakers.
  5. Tighten the two M4x8 threaded screws as far as necessary so that the speaker is firmly seated (Simply try it out according to the "trial-and-error-principle")

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