Is there an opening behind the ball that I can use to run the speaker wire from the wall, through the back of the speaker mount and into the speaker?
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Yes, there is a hole in the middle of the plate which bears against the wall
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You could make a thin adapter that would match the cuve of the speaker on one side and that flat suface of the clamp on the other. Make it thin enough and you would hardly be able to see it. Paint it black like the mounts and it looks like it belongs. I really like these mounts with a nice pair of speakers on them. You could use BluTak tape as extra insurance . Hope this helps.
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I drilled a hole in the ceiling, and mounted my surround rear speakers up high on the walls, so you can't see the wires. I don't think you need to drill a hole in either the metal mounting plate and/or the plastic mounting plate cover even if you put your wires through the wall.
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You could remove one of the speakers or the port in the wall to see ether end of the wire. The size should be printed at intervals along the wire.
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I'm sorry I haven't mounted in the way I cannot see the back. it dHave have An Input Jack which I feed myAndroid Phone through.look online for pictures of the back of the unit, you should be able to see if there is an output next to the input.
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Press the speaker wire gently into the back of the upright support rods. There is a slot cut into the upright supports for this.
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Thanks for the question! I also have a wall-mounted Sony TV... (dry wall mount). I used the wall template that came with the speakerto mount the speaker just above the TV (centered) by creating two holes and using two drywall anchors and screws. I ran the cable behindthe TV and down to the amplifier. Took about 15 minutes and worked great! Looks good too! Hope this helps you! Bob
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No, there are holes in the back but that is for the air to come out (bass response)...Your best bet (and what I did) is to mount a little metal/wooden plank and put the speaker on top, securing it with some screws at the bottom (you'll need to carefully drill the speaker box)
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There are speaker ports on the back of my radio. Don't know what they're called, but you simply push in the bare copper speaker wire and close the clamp. It's a very nice radio that I use often. I like it.
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My old speakers had a screw hole in the back, and the speaker stands had a L-shaped bracket on top of the stand, with a hole in the vertical part of the bracket that the screw went through. What I did for my Onkyo keyhole-only speakers was put a bolt through that hole, and attach it with one nut in front of the bracket and one behind it, then I hung the speaker on the head of the bolt.
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Yes. The only sound opening is on the "back" of the unit and the feet are on the "bottom." Assuming you can mount it horizontally without blocking the sound port, this should be no problem.
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The sound bar installs beautifully and, with the narrow bracket, it only comes out from the wall about 1/2". The bracket cannot be seen. I had the power cord put through a small hole in the wall directly behind the speaker (sound bar) and run to an outlet which is hidden by a credenza below the TV and sound bar. And, the Sonos system performs very well.
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yes, there is a small port opening from the back of the speaker. I have been pleased with my pair, for what it's worth
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There is a hole for wires to come up from the lower shelf to where the TV sits. There is another large hole behind the TV to run wires. The back of the unit is wood grain cardboard. If needed additional holes can be cut into that at discreet locations.
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There are mounting holes on the back of LCD's which are used for wall or desk supports (as opposed to the simple stand that attaches to the LCD). You could just fabricate your speaker brackets to utilize those existing holes.
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Thanks. Is there anything in the middle like a crossbar or anything that would get in the way of the center channel speaker?
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The wall mounting system is nothing more than securing the speaker to the wall. It's like hanging a picture onto a wall. Find a wall stud. Install a screw into the stud and hang the speaker to the wall. The job is complete.