Can the speaker be tilted (down) with the supplied wall mount?
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Hi Christian,Sorry I was not able to answer your question earlier due to I was not home to look at the wall mount. The wall mount I have does not tilt. However my speaker is located above my tv and is approx. 8 feet above the floor. Dispersion of the speaker sound is still excellent in my view. Good luck and I would definitely recommend this product.
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I don't believe so. I could be wrong, but I think the supplied wall mount is meant to be flush with the wall. For what it's worth, this is great center channel speaker. Very thin but still provides excellent sound.
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No, the supplied mount does not have a tilt feature. I'm sure you could add a wedge of some kind to get a little bit of tilt. Great Speaker though.
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Dear Larry,I don't recommend drilling into the speaker cabinet. There are built-in brackets to mount them flush to a wall. If you're seeking to angle them then there are wall brackets that can grab the speaker like a vice and then allow you to pivot the speaker.Eric C
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The included mounts would likely only work on the wall, unless you wanted to mount them with the speakers pointed straight down. The mounts are designed to go on a vertical surface and the speakers slide down onto them. You can swivel them left and right, but there's no way to angle them up or down.
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Dear Hugo, i installed my speaker directly on the wall using the support that cames in the box. O use the speaker under my 64' plasma samsung. It works well. Sorry if i can't help you with the moveable mount.
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Hi... The mounts have "keyhole" slots on the back for attaching the speaker to the wall. Screw a screw into a stud or what ever, using the inclosed knob mount the speaker to the bracket and slide it over the screw.... adjust as needed.
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Yeah all wall speakers can really but the mounting system on some arnt made to support the weight of the speaker in that orientation. I would suggest ditching the factory L screw mounts and build a plywood backer plate in the ceiling to screw directly too.
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Not without an additional articulating wall bracket. This is what Polk calls it in the owners manual. The mounting options on that speaker look very limited. Looks like the best way to mount it is using polks propriety hardware. Couldn't find weight specs on this speaker. It looks like it might be a little heavy for this bracket as well.
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The top mounting shelf is stationary. A slight tilt would be possible with the small pads provided to protect the speakers from scratching, vibrating off, etc.
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No, I think if you tried to tilt it, it would fall over. It is a pretty small stand. I mounted it to the wall. it works great for what we need it for.
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Yes you can..... since this package included brackets.. ensure you mount them tight since the speakers were heavy.
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Yes. The mount has a ball joint which allows the speaker to rotate freely. The mount can be attached in the back as well as at the bottom of the speaker.
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Rear ported speakers, such as these, require that there be about a foot or so between the rear of the speaker and the wall. You can mount the speakers any way you like but you'll loose some bottom end.
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Yes it can be tilted if setup properly. I was not able to at first but moved if around a bit and got it set up yo where I could tilt it without removing the tv.
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The rear speakers have a round threaded hole in the back if you want to use it but they come with wall mounts.
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No...it can't. Would be nice if it could, but there's no place on the back for wall mount.
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Maybe, maybe not -- it depends on how your TV is mounted to the wall. If it's a plain flat mount, you'll probably have to take the TV down. If it's on a swivel bracket, you may be able to do what I did. My TV was already wall mounted on a tilt/swivel mount before I purchased the sound bar and these mounting brackets. The brackets attach to the same holes as the wall mount, so I swiveled the TV to one side, removed one bolt (leaving three) and attached the bracket by replacing the bolt. Then I swiveled the TV the other way and attached the other bracket by removing and replacing one bolt again. Once both brackets were mounted on the TV, I then attached the sound bar to the bracket. That was over a year ago and the setup continues to work fine.
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Yes the mirror tilts up or down. Plus you could mount it on wall a little lower.