Does anyone have experience using these mounts with Audioengine A5+ speakers?
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Hi Bill, by the look and dimension specs on your speakers, the mounts should be compatible with your speakers. Depending on the degree on which you want to hide your wires ( you have AC,inputs,and a crossover to the other speaker wires ), you will have to add a wire "loom", and some cable ties. I'm not using any gripping material on the side grips, as my speakers are mounted near ear level, and have only a slight downward tilt...it does hold the speakers quite firmly. It should handle the weight quite easily, as long as you mount them to the wall firmly.
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I haven't but if it is weight you are concerned these are extremely rugged.
1402879
I mounted them to the wall (except sub woofer). I used mounts purchased from Monoprice online.
817920
I didn't mount them, but the speakers were mounted to the wall using these: VideoSecu 5 Black Universal Speaker Mount Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1XZ (Black, 5 Pack) I hope this helps.
842901
I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough... » Read More I'm using mine for Energy C100 rear surrounds with almost identical dimensions. There is a ton of extra adjustment width available >>1". My speakers are 2lb heavier than yours and the mounts feel like they could hold something double the weight. The speaker sits directly over the pivot point and the T part of the bracket is heavy gauge welded steel. Even with the adjustment nut at the bottom completely loose the speakers aren't going anywhere.One nice thing about these too is that even with a 9" deep speaker I can clamp on the very front of the base. There's enough depth to the mounting area that even with them swiveled at 45 degrees I still have another inch to the wall. « Show Less
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I hung mine from the ceiling using omni mount 10.0's. Sturdy mount and easy to adjust the aim or position of the speakers and lock them in place. If you want speaker stands, anything with a platform large enough for the speakers to fit on should be just fine.
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my speakers had a mounting hole in the back and these worked great...multiple ways to mount different kinds of speakers too...great buy !
737463
I am very sorry, I have no idea what A5 speakers are. I have Polk 10x8x12 (dimension) rear speakers that weigh 10lbs a piece. They work great for those.
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Sorry I am using them with a Harman Kardon av700, and haven't had any issues so far.
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Thanks James! I was about to order them today, but the guys over at Best Buy said I might have to modify the mounts, but Crutchfield told me they would fit perfectly so I don't know who to believe. Dave
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They have 1-3/8" mounting poles. This is the most common size, but you will need to check your speakers.
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There are multiple mounting options. I just used the small adapter peg without any additional connectors and it fit the standard screw hole for my speakers. The energy micro 5x1 system. Hope that helps...
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Sorry, I don't know as I do not have these speakers. If they are under than eight pounds and small, I suspect that the mounting options available would likely work.
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I use these with the Polk audio owm3 speakers and they work fine. I haven't had any issue with the speakers slipping or moving after they are mounted. However if you are mounting on drywall and not hitting a stud I really recommend using good drywall anchors
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Yes, these mounts will work with the Acoustimass 6 speaker system. This the the mount I currently use for my AM6 system.
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I have the same brackets & speakers. I fabricated a 2" x about 5" x 1/8" steel plate with drilled holes to bolt to the bracket and 2 bolts as hangers for the speaker's keyhole mounts. Works.
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I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find... » Read More I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! « Show Less
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If a small shelf would be good enough, then these brackets are way too big anyway. I'm no audiofile, and don't know much about speakers, but don't they have screw-holes in the back for mounting? I'd find screws (probably machine screws) that match those sockets, go to Best Buy or some equivalent and tell them what you're trying to do. I'm sure they have brackets that will be perfect for you needs.