I purchased a universal soundbar mount...should it be attached to the tv first before the wall mount bracket ?...just checking
624405
My understanding is that if you decide to mount the sound bar is that the sound bar would be mounted to the wall not the tv.
624406
When I did my research the sound bar bracket should be installed first. I mounted my sound bar directly to the wall because there is not enough space above or below tv
410323
I would suggest having someone else mount your tv if you cant figure this out! Look at the picture.the arm with the verticle bars (||) mounts to t.v the other arm mounts to the wall.youll probably have to go to your hardware store and buy a few nuts and bolts and washers though. I had too with mine.pkg didnt include what i neede.once you mount it though you will be extreemly happy with it. Even have jealous neighbors!
387735
This bracket is meant to go between your mount and the tv. I'm not sure it would be possible to attach it any other way. You will most likely have to take your tv down and remount it with the bracket in between the two.
1871543
Straight up no. If you get creative yes. First the buttons for the sound bar are on the top, remote sensor on front. I have put the sound bar in a tight spot before with out being able to access buttons, remote covers everything. 2 ways i thought of how you could mount it to the bottom of a TV (if mounted to the TV, the motion of the wall mount will be fine with enough slack in the cords). one would be to mount it upside down and use the spots where you would mount the feet to instead come up with a mount for the TV. (may have to drill small screws into bottom of tv). two would be there are slots on the back of the sound bar that have the ability to slide on to wall mounted brackets. Instead of mounting them to the wall you could get and extension metal piece to go from the back side of the tv to the "wall mounted brackets" and then slide the sound bar on to that. Also here is a link, click on user manual, start on page 5 where it talks about how to mount it. it will give you a better idea of what your working with. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/product-search.html?query=sbar&mainSearchButton=Search If your running a sub or plugging in any extra AUX wires i would consider a stationary mount to the wall or a table / fixture near by. I've had this sound bar for years and love it. Great sound with or with out a sub, simple remote, easy to set up.
2014579
There are multiple positions for the mount brackets to be placed behind the TV. If the brackets are showing behind the TV from the bottom, you might want to align the brackets with the TV bolt holes at a higher position.
471002
Those four holes will be used to hold the bracket for the wall mount. I mounted the soundbar bracket to the wall mount bracket. My mount offered ample places to attach with bolt, washer, and nut. My soundbar hangs perfectly under tv.
1977883
It depends upon your TV model, and whether it has multiple inputs and sound out. That is how I have it set up, all inputs drive with sound to TV, which has Sound Out to the soundbar. Sounds great!
236917
Hi Kenneth, that's how I configured. But i I did for my TV. It should be fine.This is an excellent product.. The best sound in my apartment.
1494616
I used these brackets to mount the HT-CT660 to the top of my Sony KDL-55W900A. I'd strongly suggest that you purchase some additional hardware (bolts, washers, lock washers, and nuts) and have a second set of hands to assist you. Securely attach mounting bolts (about 1 1/2 inches long) to the keyhole slots on the sound bar, attach the brackets to the TV wall mount bolt holes, and then attach the sound bar secured bolts to the brackets. Top-mounting will partially block the location of the HDMI/optical connectors on the sound bar, so it is easier to attach the cabling before mounting the bar to the brackets. The brackets are a bit flimsy/flexible, and simply hanging the sound bar to the brackets is not wise as it could easily result in the sound bar being jarred loose and falling.
1317333
The sound bar comes with a pattern to be used for wall mounting so it would mount fine below the tv easily. As far as attaching it to the bottom of the tv you would have to figure out a way to bracket it to the bottom I guess somehow but there is no instructions on how to do it with the unit. I think if you had some sort of an l bracket though it would probably be possible.
1446102
Yes, this terrific Sony Sound bar can easily be installed on the wall. Best to install it under your TV set. Just measure the holes in back of the sound bar and use 2" long screws to fit the openings, then just hang it up when level.
1944986
If you have a new flat screen, there are industry standard mounting attachment for you to mount your TV to a wall mount. These speaker brackets use these same mounting points on your TV back. Real simply and they work great.
98712
These brackets are universal in design. There are suggested angles that might work with your TV sound bar combination. The brackets are made to slide around until they line up with your holes. The brackets can be flipped around in different configurations sothey usually should work.
524896
Yes, that is similar to what I've mounted on my LG 60". Mine is placed on top of the TV to support the bar, it's kind of heavy than other soundbars.
2088057
The little wall mountable clips should have came with the unit. Like a "U" looking bracket that mounts to wall and hooks into 2 little flat parts on sound bar.
1202048
Where did you get that idea?. the universal brackets fit standard sound bar screw hole spacing. Did you buy some proprietary sound bar? They are set to be flipped around to match the TV to the sound bar...
470995
I used these with my Samsung 55" Series 7 and the Samsung sound bar with no issue. The long part of the arm was sandwiched between the back of the TV and the mounting bracket with the short arm on the bottom of the TV. Then I attached the sound bar bracket to the short arm and hung the soundbar. No problem