the picture is confusing, are these permanently angle up or can they be made FLAT without modification? I want my speakers to be level flat.
182540
There are actually four pieces. The picture is combined all together. You might separate them what you like. Don't worry, they are good.
182541
This is flat with the insert in. If you take out the insert it becomes angled
1750511
Yes, you just mount these to either stud or drywall with an anchor. They come with rubber stops you can add on the back to level out the speakers.
186187
They are firmly attached to the base, so you can't detach them. That and the angle would mean some kind of custom McGyvering to do so. Would be easier to put up a shelf and put them on that. Remember they are angled and the sound will go in that direction more or less.
1916766
Sure..but make certain you check each fitting on each bend to be sure they tighten fully w/o slippage before mounting speakers. I had one that allowed my speaker to fall. As you know at the end of the day these are Chinese rubbish..yet inexpensive Chinese rubbish. :-)
377728
Yes they are angled so they won't fit in the wrong ear. I use mine at night all the time and never have a problem. I love them.
1765790
Unlikely without modification. The screw pattern is the same as standard 6 3/4 speakers but the rear magnet is huge but not deep, barely fit into the opening. I needed modification to the hole size in one spot ever so slightly so the terminals did not touch metal, it's that close. Also note these are not full range speakers so you will need a crossover and tweeter setup if you want to hear any highs. Hope this helps. These are incredible speakers if you have the complete setup to drive them, otherwise you will be disappointed.
1409291
They don't have separate brackets, but they do have slots that allow for mounting over a screw heads that stick out. They are located on the angled part of the back of the speaker so they would be mounted at an angle rather than perpendicular on a vertical wall, however they can be mounted to a corner ceiling and be aiming downward.
1363425
It could be left a little loose to allow flexible swivel on the fly. I have them tightened fully since I don't want them to be moved, but I can't think of any reason they couldn't be left a little looser. However, do note that the angling downward of them will also be slightly adjustable/loose, since that bolt holds both positions in place; there's probably a "sweet spot" tighteness that you could find, though (also, if you are angling them the maximum amount downward like myself, the loose angle adjustment wouldn't really be a concern). One note/suggestion; if you plan on angling your speakers downward and they are of significant size, I'd go ahead and use the mounting screws included. I was hesitant to screw into the walls of the speaker, but they will very slowly slip out of their seat if you don't fasten them to the mount in some fashion (eventually falling out). I luckily caught mine slipping out before falling out and went ahead and used the screws. If you're keeping them mounted fairly level, the clamp and pads should easily suffice, as you can tighten the clamp/seat very tightly around the sides of the base of the speaker.
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
1330381
If you're not looking to mount them too high off the ground these stand should do you just fine. My speakers are pretty heavy for unpowered ones and the were fine. So all depends in your usage situation if you want them at maximum height in the middle of an open stage, where there is wind, maybe a bad buy, otherwise I'm extremely happy with them for the price I paid.
141513
you place your speakers on top and they help keep the vibrations from distorting the sound. they actually point the speaker either straight forward or down, depending on how you have the foam insert. technically, if you placed them on it backwards they would face more up, but they may not be as sturdy.
1548005
This is only my opinion. Removing the stands MAY cause vibration between the speakers and the flat surface. Adding a softer pad underneath as mentioned earlier may help this. Not sure, though. I hope you enjoy these speakers as much as I do.
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.
2105352
They dont, they have a hole but is for sound, this are calle bookshelf speakers, they are meant to be put in a flat surface, no hole in bottom no hole in the back
1878477
The ones I purchased were not angled, and they worked fine to elevate the sofa and love seat I owned. I believe angled ones are available, but I would not recommend them for large sit-on furniture.
2228997
I don't know the answer to your question, but I mounted my Onkyo speakers with the supplied double-sided sticky, and they have not budged. You can see when I posted my review. They are still in next-to-new condition.
463442
I have my speakers tilted and there is absolutely no slippage whatsoever because of the material that the speakers set on. I think you will be very happy with them as they do add clarity to whatever material you listen to