Why can't the Sonos Playbar just be mounted directly to wall using wall anchors and screws? I am curious to know why the $40 plate is needed?
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The mount comes with the screws (bolts) already attached and a mount template which makes install very easy. Also, the player is quite heavy so I would recommend the plate. But, to answer your question: yes, it could be done with anchors and screws. Just remember to do it correctly,speakers facing down for an under the tv mount and up for an over the tv mount.PS. SONOS ROCKS.
826326
The Sonos wall mount just makes it easier to line everything up and not screw up. If you're handy, you can use wall anchors and screws.
826327
It can be. Just a nicer piece of hardware that allows easy mount/dismount. If you are determined to save the $$$, go for it!
826328
It can be but the plate makes it alot cleaner and perfectly level. If you're buying a $700 speaker you might as well buy the $40 mount!!
826329
Our installer reported that the sound bar is powerful at volume, therefore a solid mount is recommend .. Besides ,, what's $40.00 after $600.00, just do it right the first time, had mine installed with three play 5's, insane TV room with zero issues 9 months later, SONOS ROCKS
154040
You need a receiver or sound bar with optical in. Otherwise you can't.Unless you mean physically, in which case you could hang them from the wall mount.
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.
1885780
No, I purchased the wall mounts separately from an electronics store. Suggest you bring in the speakers to get the best mount to match the hole in the speaker.
1910337
You can control it with the Sonos app as you do with other Sonos components or you can use the TV remote. During the setup process you are guided to point the TV remote at the Playbar and press the volume button up and down. The setup recognizes it and synced them to work with one another. As with everything Sonos it worked flawlessly. You can also use the TV remote to turn it up and down while playing music, not just for TV watching.
1107856
There are mounting holes on the back of LCD's which are used for wall or desk supports (as opposed to the simple stand that attaches to the LCD). You could just fabricate your speaker brackets to utilize those existing holes.
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!
1495289
There is no way to mount this speaker to the TV. You will have to drill the wall. I have a built in wall system and mine sit in a little cubie hole that was made for it. I cannot send you a picture of it because this site will not allow it. Thanks Dr. Charles
1495290
Thanks for the question! I also have a wall-mounted Sony TV... (dry wall mount). I used the wall template that came with the speakerto mount the speaker just above the TV (centered) by creating two holes and using two drywall anchors and screws. I ran the cable behindthe TV and down to the amplifier. Took about 15 minutes and worked great! Looks good too! Hope this helps you! Bob
1445504
I would add a strong shelf to the wall above the TV, then place this speaker on it. If you tap into the speaker it will damage the sound quality, and there are no mounts pre-built into this speaker.
154041
You need a receiver or sound bar with optical in. Otherwise you can't. Unless you mean physically, in which case you could hang them from the wall mount.
1036775
hello from caracas, i never had seen one of this speakers as wall mounted, but everything is possible only you must to do use of ingenious and manual skills, anyway this unit is a pa system (public address) and it's the main use of this equipment, requires ac power, therefore is not comfortable wall mounted use, you must to buy or manufacture a heavy duty base for it. at rear side there is a big screw like a 14 mm, that i believe you can use for anchor it to the wall. i recommend you buy a lightweight speakers, may be surround speakers that there are more easily wall mounted. greetings and god bless you.
1852312
Neither the player itself nor the supplied brackets have mounting holes; however, given the size and weight of the player, it should be easy to mount on a wall, as JPerryE commented. I think the bigger problem with wall mounting this unit is that it has an external power transformer--so you'd need to figure out a place to mount it, or hide it.
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We have our playbar mounted under our Panasonic 60 inch 3d plasma. It is beautiful. We have it about 3 inches below the tv and it does not interfere with anything. Not sure why u would buy a different mount to save like 10-15 bucks when ur paying for he best ? Love my Sonos set up
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Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is... » Read More Sonos has a new(ish) product called Playbar that is specifically for the tv. It will play your tv feed through the playbar. I'm not positive, but I think you can then broadcast the ESPN feed to any other zones you have on your system. If you already have a receiver for a zone, you can hook up a Sonos Connect to that receiver and power the zone that way. If you want use Sonos amps then you get the Sonos: Connect Amp. I've found the Sonos Bridge makes the setup super simple and everything just works well. The Bridge is the only thing hard wired into my router, every other component is connected wirelessly through wifi. Hope this helps... « Show Less
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I'm wondering the same. In your case though, since you've already got 6 Sonos devices, wouldn't it be best to get a playbar/woofer setup instead so that you can fwd it to all of your speakers?
829014
I didn't see any wall mount in the box (although it may have been there) - suggest home depot - if the wall mount included (or not) is inadequate - they will be able to hook you up with a variety of mounting options at a very reasonable cost. The speakers rock.