Are the terminals on the back "set in" or are they on the surface potentially adding to the depth needed to mount the speaker? Does it come with mounting hardware for the back or is it picture frame style with a hole for a screw to go into? Are the terminals on the back "set in" or are they on the surface potentially adding to the depth needed to mount the speaker? Does it come with mounting hardware for the back or is it... » Read More Are the terminals on the back "set in" or are they on the surface potentially adding to the depth needed to mount the speaker? Does it come with mounting hardware for the back or is it picture frame style with a hole for a screw to go into? « Show Less
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My speakers are not mounted and I don't remember the mounting. The cable terminals are recessed. Quality sound will require a break in period.
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Enzo...They are inset in a small terminal box on the back. They add nothing to the overall depth of the speaker cab.
1251407
The terminals are recessed. There are 2 (3/4 of an inch) protruding mounting brackets that have keyhole slots.
1323863
There are some hang on the wall type brackets on the the speaker. Not very good for mounting, except to hang on flat wall.
179392
I had mine mounted to the back wall of the truck. I don't think there is a specific place to mount it.However I did buy this box for my truck, tried several speakers and was not impressed.
1583541
They have mounting holes in the back and on the bottom of the speakers. The logo can be flipped over. I mounted them from the ceiling and it turned out very nice.
596823
I hooked this up for a friend who had a display table for his flat screen. So the left and right laid on the table, and the center was placed right in front. Then for the rear, we bought two simple stands and ran the wires up the center pole of the stands. Keep in mind, use Velcro on the base of the rear speakers and the stands, in case someone "bumps" into them. If you are wall mounting, then this is the site for the speaker mounts....http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Deluxe-Speaker-Brackets-Ceilings/dp/B001QNBUA4/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y
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Do you plan on attaching the speakers to the videosecu mounts with screws? Or, attaching using the wall/nail mount generally found on pictures, speakers, etc. Either way, the videosecu mounts should do the trick. Keep in mind that some speaker boxes are plastic rather than wood. Keep this in mind when attaching with screws. Attaching the wall mount to the wall is relatively simple. A stud finder and some reasonable planning for speaker placement, and your set!
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Yes it's got screw hangers no need to purchase hardware. .sounds awesome but mine did not come with the remote. .so I carefully took the back of the flat screen tv off it's about 10 little screws then I found the speaker wires and cut them and tied long speaker wire to them ran it out of the tv then placed the back back on with the wire going out at the bottom. Then I wired the speaker wire to rc Jack's and plugged in to the sound bar. .now when I turn my tv up both tv speakers and sound bar goes up and sounds great!! I am very particular about my sound too! You just have to decide how loud you want your sound bar when you wire it that way ,I turned my sound bar up like 5 notches then turned my tv up and it gets loud! Speaker on flat screen sounds like my phone LOL. .have a good one
504698
These speakers have an integrated mount - basically a slot for a screw. Put a screw into your wall in a stud (or a sturdy drywall anchor) and hang the speaker on the screw using the slot on the back of the speaker.
1944743
It appears that after you remove the suction cup, the mounting would receive a hook. If you wish to add a hook to the speaker itself, I would suggest an "S" hook like those used for hanging plants. Some modification to the "S" hook would probably be necessary.
949712
Speakers have a double key hole mounting bracket attached. The back of the speakers are particleboard, so if you needed a different receiver for your mounting brackets, you could remove the factory mounts (if they don't work with yours) and install a bracket that would work.
777541
It appears that the brackets will only attach to the back of speakers. I do not recall receiving any auxiliary brackets in the assembly packet, and I did not have parts left over after assembly other than some extra screws.
515571
There was only two mounting options supplied with them. A flush mount that required a 2" hole as I recall and surface mount where the cup was mounted to the surface. In both cases the actual speaker snapped into the mount and had some small directional adjustment. If you do a web search using "POLK AUDIO DB1001" as the search term one of the first hits will be Polk's site and there is a link for the manual.... the manual is multi-product, multi-language but does show the two mounting options.
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I've set up ours by using the floor mounts for the right/left speakers, which allows them to stand vertically, with the small center channel speaker placed on the surface of the TV cabinet and with the sound module placed inside the TV cabinet. I checked the owner's manual, and to mount the speakers on a wall, all you need are screws (which are not provided) that you screw into the wall and then hang the speakers from the screws (either as a single horizontal L/C/R soundbar or by mounting the right/left speakers vertically and putting the center speaker and sound module in a cabinet or on the TV stand surface). There are details in the manual giving information on choosing the correct size screws for wall-mounting (It depends on the type of wall, thickness of wallboard, etc.). It looks pretty simple, though as I said, we did not wall-mount our system. The unit has good sound, but we have had some trouble with the VIERA Link staying linked with the Panasonic TV (the soundbar does not power on and off with the TV remote consistently as it's supposed to, which causes the need to go thru the linking procedure occasionally). Also note: The subwoofer is wireless and does not need to be "wired" to the sound module, but it does not power on or off wirelessly with the soundbar. You need to manually turn the subwoofer on and off (with the push button switch on its backside) every time you use the soundbar, so position the subwoofer where it's handy to get to. Hope this helps.
925656
Normally, all you do with the tall speaker stand bases is run the wires through them up to the speakers, and mount the speakers on top. I see no reason you couldn't mount the speakers somewhere else, but you still have to run the wires to them and you have to mount them somehow. I think there are holes on the speakers that can be used to with mounting screws.
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Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same problem ur face'n right now. I faced it too, but an easy fix. Hope this helped, have a good one. Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same... » Read More Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same problem ur face'n right now. I faced it too, but an easy fix. Hope this helped, have a good one. « Show Less
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.
910936
The speakers have small mounting holes on the back that you can you hook onto the head of a screw or nail. But there's no existing holes for screwing a bracket into them.