3200 wall bracket

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24 August 2023 at 01:32 #48413
TomJ13
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Hello everyone, I’ve got myself a wall bracket WB2500 Type 2052 for my beosound 3200, sadly to say I’m a little stumped on how to attach the system to the bracket. Any assistance greatly appreciated..
25 August 2023 at 03:07 #48414
XavierItzmann
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On my BS3000 I use the wall bracket that I bought for my BeoCenter 2300. I wonder if your bracket is different from mine, which evidently remained the same across generations.

The bracket system comes with two metal handles that you screw into the BC2300/BS3000. Meanwhile, there is a black plate which you attach to the wall.

Once this is done, there are hooks (on the plate I believe) which catch nicely on the handles. Small slots into which the hooks slide prevent any slippage. The sistem is held by pure gravity.

I still recall 26 years ago hanging my BC2300 from the wall and not being sure if I could let go. It seemed the B&O could tip forward and crash to the ground! But it is a secure system.

Let us know how it goes.
25 August 2023 at 04:18 #48416
XavierItzmann
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In two different homes of mine I ran the wires through the back of the wall, as you appear to have done.

That Lewis design is now over three decades long, but when mounted this way, I always felt, to this day, that I was looking at some Utopian future where devices are magical.
25 August 2023 at 06:31 #48415
TomJ13
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Hello there, thank you very much for your reply. I actually did manage to work everything out yesterday afternoon and subsequently the system is now wall mounted..

I also have a beosound Century cardinal red frets with all the original extras, so much simpler to wall mount.

Always nice to know that there are very good people here happily prepared to assist. Hopefully the picture has uploaded.
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