Sorry if I am missing it, but how, exactly, do you mount this by keyhole slot? I am missing how you mount the speaker to bracket?
1538689
Most bookshelf speakers have a threaded hole in the back or on the bottom of them. The stud sticking straight out or on the 90 degree screws into the back of the speaker. It should look just like the picture, the part with the wing nut fits the speaker, the wing nut then tightens down onto the speaker and keeps it from turning. Good luck!
1538690
I have my speakers very snugly attached screwing them directly into the female threads on my speakers (thus, I am not using the keyhole approach with this set). My speakers weigh about 2 pounds each. I am not sure I would want any heavier of a speaker with these.
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The kit comes with a series of three items (a thumb screw adapter a nut-spacer, and an end cap nut) that screw onto the threaded bar (where the wing nut is on the product photo). Those items in combination fiit into a key hole slot to enable a snug it. I don't believe it's obvious from the product description. I haven't tried it but the instructions are clear and it looks like it should work fine. Hope this helps,
44054
No there are no mounting provisions on the speaker itself and it has rear ports. I used a bracket (Pinpoint AM15). The speaker sits on these.
1273773
I was initially confused by this as well, but what you have to do is unscrew each of the front 6 screws from the front of this faceplate. This will allow you to pull out each of the three speaker plug-in sections that come with this faceplate. You will see oval holes on the top/bottom of each of the three speaker plugin sections that matches perfectly with a 3-gang, low-voltage mounting bracket/electrical box. That's where your long screws should go (you'll find them in a plastic baggy in the included packaging). Note: When it comes to mounting this faceplate, I don't recommend using an electrical box because they take up too much space behind the wall and they can be hard to fit the wires into. Stick with a 3-gang, low-voltage mounting bracket(like the Vanco ones available here or one from a local hardware store that rhymes with Snowes). Next, attach your speaker wires to the back of each of the three speaker plug-in sections using the correct terminals. Once the wires are connected, you can screw in each plug-in section to the mounting bracket using the long screws. Once this is done, take the smaller screws that you unscrewed from the front of the faceplate earlier and use them to attach the faceplate to the three speaker plug-in sections. The small screws will match the corresponding holes on each of the three speaker plug-in sections. This should give you a tight fit to the wall. I know this seems counterintuitive at first, and it's a shame the unit didn't come with instructions, but that's how it works.
567990
I did not mount my my speakers. There was an existing ledge. You will probably have to drill some small holes and put some screws in them. The big bass speaker is to heavy to mount.
1302106
Hi,I don't think they have any custom bracket option, but I am not sure. You might check out the manufacturer's website and see if they have any mounting accessories. One of the speakers has the amplifier and cooling fins on the back and I do not see any hardware on the backs for attachment to brackets on either speaker. They are a desktop or bookshelf speaker design. They could sit on a shelf or shelves on a wall; not sure if that would be the look you are after, though.-Phil
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Yes that happened to me on one of the speakers too. I ended up getting one screw ut so I couldattach it then super glued it so it was secured to the bracket. That worked for me.
2178714
Not sure if u have threaded mounting or key hole mounting but these mounts are compatible with either mounting type... Plus it will allow u to position speakers in any direction..hope this helps
1816514
You have to drill your own holes then use the hardware that came with your speakers to mount it. It's kind of a pain.
1336297
Not sure what you mean by brackets....they have several sets of pre drilled holes to accommodate different mounting requirements. By adapters I assume you mean wiring adapters...no. It comes with speaker wire with the correct fittings for the speakers. This set sounds fantastic!
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.
189904
There is no bracket. you may be able to tack one on the back. The very back of the speaker is inset about a quarter inch or so all the way around.
1007550
All you need is a hole in the drywall the size of the speaker and about an inch clearance all around the hole for the speaker-hook-grab-arms to swing out the pull on the inside of the drywall for the secure mount. i.e. can't install upagainst a stud. ---Dale
179394
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.
859960
This mount comes in two pieces. You have to snap them together to use this. One piece is the suction piece that ends in a ball mount that snaps into the back of the speaker part. I don't know if that part will fit though.
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These speaker mounts use the universal screw size not a keyhole. Keyholes are for flush mounting your speaker to the wall which is what I had setup prior to buying these mounts.If you ONLY have keyhole mounting for your speakers then these may not be for you. If you have the universal mount screw hole then this product is for you. You can always use double sided glue tape depending on the weight of your satellite speaker as well. (used to be a home audio specialist at Circuit City)
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I used drywall screws to mount the speaker directly to the wall and it worked very well. I also see Yamaha makes brackets which were listed on the bottom of the page when I checked out as recommended or frequently bought together. I have not used these brackets but I am sure they would work since they are offered by Yamaha.
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Yes, there is a template to drill holes for the brackets. It mounts nicely. I've mounted all the speakers except for the subwoofer because of its size. You will love this system!