Anyone know a way to securely mount speakers to the side of a monitor?
I discovered a VESA mount like pic related but can't find a place to buy the damn thing.
Anyone know a way to securely mount speakers to the side of a monitor?
Caleb Diaz
Tyler Moore
yes
Adam Rodriguez
no
Carter Foster
Blake Reed
maybe
Thomas Sanders
I don't know
James Edwards
why
Julian Gonzalez
Back in the CRT days I had this.
Logan Thomas
Here's a link to that mount in the UK: amazon.co.uk
But it's ~$150, and I'm in the US. What's a good alternative that I can actually buy here?
Colton Evans
must be tiny cheap ass speakers
not worth it
Brandon Turner
Ok
Xavier Flores
What's a good alternative
A different one obviously.
Joseph King
That mount holds speakers up to 11 pounds each
Nolan Adams
so no speakers worth owning
Jonathan Barnes
Just use two pieces of wood, one for the vesa and one to go left to right to attach the speakers to, and make it yourself.
Kayden Kelly
That's the backup plan (with aluminum angle stock instead), but I'd rather buy something than have to deal with cutting/measuring/drilling because extreme laziness.
Jaxson Brown
use glue
Luke King
The backup plan is now a desk-mounted tablet stand for each speaker (like this: amazon.com
Charles Stewart
how often are you going to readjust the speakers per day
Jonathan Cook
why not explore 3d printing something
Alexander Morris
Never, but I can't find any better options. Regular speaker stands would take up desk space, which is why I was looking for a VESA mount in the first place.
Because I'd need to print something >2' long
Matthew Smith
what about wall mounts
Henry Edwards
The desk is a couple inches away from the wall. I wanted to avoid drilling into the wall anyway, since it's an apartment, and they're pretty strict about that here.
Isaac Sanders
You can get literally anything 3d printed for nothing on thingverse
Gabriel Kelly
No.
Use automotive tape adhesive.
It's used to stick moldings on the exterior of cars but can be removed with heat.
Glue will melt the plastic together and warp it.
Jace Baker
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Looking for an option that wouldn't involve pointing a heat gun at my monitor to remove.