Can this speaker bar be mounted to a 60" TV with this mount? Sewell Direct Universal Soundbar Bracket
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.
835849
Awesome passive 3 speaker sound bar. Great performance after owning for 1 year. Don't know about mounting it directly to your 60" though.
835850
I don't see how it could. The mount is meant to attach the speaker to a wall and the holes to secure the mount are on the back of the speaker, not the top.
1179464
I just used it to mount my Vizio sound bar to my Vizio TV. So, yes. Both the mount and the soundbar come with adequate hardware that you can get it to work.
530930
This says it will fit tv's from 32" to 65". It should fit a 60". I think tv companies keep thier bolt patterns the same for mounting. Plus this is a very adjustable mount
816670
I only mounted a 42" on it, but it is a good, solid, well-built mount based on the one I received. As for a 60", I would check to make certain that the mounting is compatible.
1424117
yes it will this bracket is very universal fits almost all tv from about 32in to 60 in.
2233720
Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back. however it was good from there. I would add pictures but this doesn't allow me to otherwise I would. Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back.... » Read More Tom,I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back. however it was good from there. I would add pictures but this doesn't allow me to otherwise I would. « Show Less
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Yes. I currently have the Samsung Sound Bar hooked up to this TV, both are mounted on my wall. The sound bar comes with it's own mount. I used this mount for this tv (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002MYQTEI/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) --- I got it professionally mounted, you'll see some reviews about people saying it can't handle the weight. I can assure you it does, and am assuming that those reviewers mounted it themselves. If you get it professionally done, this mount will handle this tv at it's full extension and pivot) The sound bar is a a little less wide than the actual tv but it looks great. If you were handicapped on tv options to pair with the sound bars width, you wouldn't even be able to get the 40 inch. It's all personal preference, however I've gotten many compliments on my set up aesthetically.
830366
I have the same brackets & speakers. I fabricated a 2" x about 5" x 1/8" steel plate with drilled holes to bolt to the bracket and 2 bolts as hangers for the speaker's keyhole mounts. Works.
1269314
I have a small Panasonic center channel speaker mounted to it. There are enough mounting holes to mount practically anything. The only mod I needed to make was to bend the bar slightly so the speaker speaker was level. This was due to a ridge at the bottom of the TV. The metal is thin enough to customize as needed.
520604
L. Columbus is correct about the unit having brackets for hanging/mounting, but he/she may not have noticed that you can remove and reverse them. I was able to mount this sound bar to the case of my Sony Bravia with a couple of self-tapping screws, being careful with short screws so as not to hit anything vital inside. Hope that helps.
830368
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.
352603
i agree with the answer you alredy received. alot will depend on the size of the tv you are going to mount to this. i will say one thing that this is one great tv bracket
66611
I have the 60" and I just purchased via Amazon a $70 dual arm wall mount. So, yes there are wall mounts in Amazon that can mount your TV depending upon price and setup.
2220276
My opinion would be no. It's fairly heavy (several pounds). It's 54 inches long. The top of the sound bar is smooth plastic so I'm not sure how you would mount it. You could mount a shelf under the TV and sit the sound bar on it, as long as it was anchored into studs.
1954438
There are fixed metal extensions on the back of the sound bar that will fit into slots on the mounting bracket. Once thebracket is mounted on teh wall and level the sound bar will drop right into it.
343020
I have a 60" Vizio...supports with no problem. The bracket won't be the weak link...it'll be your wall. :-)
2233721
Tom, I would say yes . the way the bars are designed gives you the option to go wider if you need too depending on where the screw holes are for your sound bar. It seems though that most sound bars have them in the same place. My TV is mounted on the bar and mounting rack that cam with the TV stand. this presented a small issue because the rail that the current TV stand arms is in is also the same arm/slot that the sound bar braces lay on /slide into but the fit was perfect. the only issue after that was that these brackets didn't come down flat but a little skewed to the back. however it was good from there. I would add pictures but this doesn't allow me to otherwise I would.