What is the best wall mount to use and is the attachment point the same on this speaker and the S-10?
793624
There is no wall attachment on this speaker. I had to build a small shelf into the wall to mount it above the television.
140796
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.
2260991
Cannot say for sure. I believe sewell publishes a compatability chart. If not then Samsung may have a solution. Speaker specifies that it comes with wall mounting brackets. This unit is 36" in length and appears to have 4 mounting holes on the back. Conclusion is that it may be two large/ heavy for these Sewell brackets.
376726
I have used the mounts on the speakers themselves to rest on screws on the wall. Make sure screws hold strong
2010252
There are physically no preset holes on the speaker to mount to a wall. These speakers weight over 50 pounds so ensure if you are mounting on a wall that the mounting hardware can handle the weight of the speakers. The speakers do come with holes on the bottom of each speaker that can accommodate a stand with 1.375'' tube diameter to pole mount them. I have mine mounted on the Pyle-Pro PSTK103 Heavy-Duty Aluminum Anodizing Dual Speaker Stands and they work great. You may want to go with the stands vice wall mounting. Hope this helps.
768907
well saw a picture of the energy take speakers, mine i think are smaller (sony muteki 7.2) , but have a similar mount. i did get to mount them, but you'll have to do some tweaking, i used a screw, washers and a nut to tighten the speaker in place, but do take into account the max weight that the mount supports. Besides that a great speaker mount.
333412
The speakers I bought (which have excellent sound, by the way), have a built in slot on the back. I just put screws in the wall and slipped the speakers over the screws. Couldn't have been easier. Perhaps the newest require mounts, but I believe they are optional and only needed if you want to angle your speakers some special direction. These are cleverly designed so you have several hanging options without the need for additional mounting hardware.
60776
It does not come with any wall mounting hardware to my knowledge. I have not used them if it did, as I have placed mine on a tiny shelf. The "wall mounting system" is probably referred to the keyhole-shape hook installed to the back of the speaker. I hope this helps.--Patrick
270651
Don't know, haven't purchased (yet), but my question is where do you get the mounting posts for the satellite speakers that I've read about in some of the reviews. There is not any information about such an "accessory" on the Mfr's website. Is there a reference sheet provided in the box with the product?
398097
I'm using the Bose Jewel speakers (I forgot what model but it goes along with the new V series, and they are not the ultra small ones, they are the standard size). This mount seems to work pretty well, but I don't know if I'd trust it to hold much more weight than that.
829012
It will just hang straight with the wall. Basically has a hole that you hang on a nail. Pretty good speaker, though the P153 is much better and usually not much more expensive.
378725
easy stuff. Speaker has a screw mounting bracket on the back. Just put a screw in the wall and hang the speaker. Be sure to firmly secure into a stud or get a hanger for drywall. Go to Ace or True Value and ask and they should be able to fix you up. Don't fret, a very easy hang up.
1556422
They can be both. All speakers came with a wall mount and legs to stand them. You attach what you want to use. Wall mount, you attach the bracket to the wall and screw the speaker to the bracket. Stand, simply screw the legs into the speakers and set them where you want.
1618413
This speaker is at a friend's house the next town over, so I can't physically look at it. However I have the owner's manual, which says nothing about mounting holes. The little picture in the booklet also does not indicate mounting holes. Mounting it on the wall is not a good idea, anyway. The main power on/off switch is in the back. The power cord and all of the audio cabling hookups are also in the back. If somehow you're able to mount this to a wall, you're going to want about 3" of clearance in the back. Just install a wall shelf and sit the speaker on it.
570680
All of the speakers have mounting holes. You also have the option of placing the two front channel tall-boy speakers on circular stands that are about 10" in diameter. If you are wall-mounting these, just skip that part of the assembly... the speaker look great with or without the stands. All of the speakers have your typical mounting holes... a slot with the bottom half larger than the top. Hope that helps. I'll watch this thread... if you have any more questions, I'll be happy to answer them. I just installed this system the day after Christmas, and LOVE it so far.
842900
I just installed a pair SP-BS22-LR speakers on these mounts, and they work great. I used the side clamps with the included stick on cushions, and used the small speaker screws in the kit for the rear bottom of the speaker (Yes, that would void the speaker's warranty, but the screw is not very long at all), just to make sure they were not going anywhere. Very solid mounts. I too have them pointing down, as I am using them as rear surround speakers.
253226
Yes, there's one screw hole on the back of the Minx 10 for bracket mount. You should be able to find a screw to fit this hole, but make sure you'll find a right type of bracket in order to attach it firmly to the speaker (I would suggest buying the speakers first, look at the mounting hole/configuration, then find brackets that may work with it). If you want it mounted really close to the wall, I suggest to buy a pair of Cambridge Audio brackets to go with these Minx 10 speakers (http://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Audio-Minx-Pivoting-Mounts/dp/B004B12J8A/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1369106489&sr;=8-3&keywords;=cambridge+audio+minx). That's what I did, and it looks nice/compact. Good luck! Yes, there's one screw hole on the back of the Minx 10 for bracket mount. You should be able to find a screw to fit this hole, but make sure you'll find a right type of bracket in order to attach it firmly to the speaker (I would suggest buying the speakers first, look at the mounting hole/configuration, then find brackets that may work with it). If you want it mounted really close to the wall, I suggest to buy a pair of Cambridge Audio brackets to go with these Minx 10 speakers... » Read More Yes, there's one screw hole on the back of the Minx 10 for bracket mount. You should be able to find a screw to fit this hole, but make sure you'll find a right type of bracket in order to attach it firmly to the speaker (I would suggest buying the speakers first, look at the mounting hole/configuration, then find brackets that may work with it). If you want it mounted really close to the wall, I suggest to buy a pair of Cambridge Audio brackets to go with these Minx 10 speakers (http://www.amazon.com/Cambridge-Audio-Minx-Pivoting-Mounts/dp/B004B12J8A/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1369106489&sr;=8-3&keywords;=cambridge+audio+minx). That's what I did, and it looks nice/compact. Good luck! « Show Less