I have a pair of Bose CineMate series 2 speakers that have a single 1/4" - 20 attachment. Can these mounts be afixed to teh wall upside down?
2060808
Yes, you may use them with no problems.They're strong enough to support of Bose CineMate series 2 speakers upside down.
33479
Probably not -- each mount has approximately a three or four inch clamp on the right and left side which is designed to hold firm against the straight edge of a speaker. They would not hold a rounded speaker flush against the clamps. It might work, but not as well as it's designed to. You could attach your speakers to the mounts with screws, as there are pre-drilled holes for this purpose. But I don't like the idea of drilling holes in my speakers.
1098498
Yes but only a few degrees. The bigger your speakers the more difficult it will be to maneuver them into angled positions. I have the polk tsi 100 's and these mounts work great for me.
1856483
I did not buy my speakers from Amazon or through Amazon but I set mine on some small tables just to one side of my chairs. I don't see a way to mount them on the wall.
562257
I mounted mine upside down from the ceiling in one of my RV compartments and they have been hanging there since I purchased them with no problems. You should be able to mount just about anywhere, any position. They are pretty much a sealed unit so opening may damage the speaker enclosure(not sure as I never tried).
1653738
Yeah all wall speakers can really but the mounting system on some arnt made to support the weight of the speaker in that orientation. I would suggest ditching the factory L screw mounts and build a plywood backer plate in the ceiling to screw directly too.
1533008
I don't think these are the best choice for speakers of that weight and certainly the height. Any mount that has tilt capabilities controlled by friction (screws etc.) would be a poor candidate for speakers that are as tall as yours if tilt is exploited. (A fair amount of stress would be put on the bottom part of the speaker, front of the speaker and certainly the mount.)
1363823
Rear ported speakers, such as these, require that there be about a foot or so between the rear of the speaker and the wall. You can mount the speakers any way you like but you'll loose some bottom end.
1688098
Absolutely. If height adjustment and stability are important to you. I suggest you get VTI stands. They are pricey, but WELL worth it! You can "bluTac" them to the base, or do what I did: made a an extra hole in the top plate and used a custom built mount to screw it securely using the l-shape bracket and back speaker holes. Surround Sound Speaker Stand in Black - Set of 2
1116780
Yes. The mount has a ball joint which allows the speaker to rotate freely. The mount can be attached in the back as well as at the bottom of the speaker.
186185
Nope. These can't be wall mounted. Each speaker has 4 drivers, 3 in the front and 1 in the back for larger soundstaging as they are bipolar speakers. They are meant for desktop use only.
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While I haven't tried this myself, I do not foreseean issue with mmounting it upside down. The bracket is similar to a "C" clamp and is adjustable in such a manner that it could work. So long as there is a solid, sturdy, and protruding surface to mount it on, you should be fine.
1110017
I wish I could help you out but I am not too familiar with the product you're asking about. I've only used these mounts to hook up some old BOSE satellite speakers I had lying around.
1390346
Yes. You can take the backplate off from it and "flip" (top to bottom), then reattached. It will them mount on the wall if you have the proper hardware.
829015
I used Pinpoint Mounts AM24 with these P143 speakers, the speaker attaches with the threaded hole on back. The AM24 mounts give a few inches clearance from the wall and allow tilting the speaker as you need.
2105353
Nope, those speakers doesn't have optional for place on the wall. Or you may want to end up by drilling it and insert the part to have attached on the wall. Hope this is helping you to find what you are looking for. Thanks!
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If there are no threaded holes for the speaker to be secured to the mount then no. I would refer you to the Bose website and see what is the proper mount for the ones you have.. Once you find out the part number then see who has that mount at a great price.