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Core Mounting Bracket (Type 1)
Core Mounting Bracket
The Dynaudio Core mounting brackets – designed and manufactured specifically for us by our friends at König & Meyer in Germany – give you the flexibility and stability to place your Core monitors wherever you need them.
The Core Mounting Bracket (Type 1) is specifically designed for Core 7, Core 47 and Core 59. They’re fully adjustable (so will suit most studio settings), they can be combined with other K&M brackets (for a massive variety of set-up opportunities), and they’re constructed from powder coated steel/aluminium (so they’ll last a lifetime).



Core Mounting Bracket (Type 1)
Specifications
- Status Current
- Segment Pro
- Series Accessories
- Type Bracket
- Weight kg 2.5
- Weight lbs 5.5
- Width mm 233
- Depth mm 322
- Width inches 9 1/8
- Depth inches 12 5/8
- Base Plate Width mm 250
- Base Plate Depth mm 232
- Base Plate Width inches 9 7/8
- Base Plate Depth inches 9 1/8
- Capacity kg 25
- Capacity lbs 55 1/8
- Tilt Angle See user manual

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