VPI Scoutmaster and Target Wall Shelf

Here's an update. So about a week ago, I got the Quadrasprie wall rack in. I mounted it, but it's very flimsy. Not built well. The side rails are separate and you have to bolt them onto the wall mount. They do not stay at a 90 degree angle from the mount. For $375 I expected better build quality. I'm going to see about getting a return. I found this here on audiogon and looks like it would be more stable.

http://cgi.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cl.pl?anlgtabl&1306621775

I've sent an email to the dealer with a few questions about it's mounting system and weight support. Looks like it will handle a scoutmaster without any issues.

Steve

Look for the original Target Wall Mount.

NOT the current version. Unfortunately, you might have to be patient. I bought mine for $80 in the past few years. Replaced the MDF shelf with a much better constrained layer DIY design costing about $100 (if you wanted to do it on the cheap you could do a pretty good CL design for $30).

Mounted properly into the studs, there is no turntable this would not support, unless the table weighed more than 200 lbs.

http://www.progressive-engineering.com/klipsch/target_wall_stand.jpg

The Blinn stuff looks good, but from the pictures, it looks like the wood sits flush with the wall. Where do the wires go? Over the sides? Not too pretty as far as I can see. I'm not saying it does work this way, but you should check it out. The Targets have a cutout behind the turntable for you to run the wires out the back with no problems. Good luck with this - TT setup can be frustrating, but once you've isolated it, it's very rewarding and easy to deal with.