How does the soundbar attach to the wall mount bracket? Are there just slots or are their threaded bolt holes on the back of it?
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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.
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The bracket screws to the wall and then the sound bar slides into the grooves/notches. Really easy.
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It can be mounted and the sound is not affected. I dont have it in the wall and I use a sound system but my friend have it as you say and we hear it pretty good. The TV is amazing.
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Their is a metal bracket on the back top edge of the speaker for wall mount.
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Yes,mine is mounted flush with tv screen. I went to home depot and bought 2" L bracket.once i got the angle [flat] i wanted, i marked the bracket and drilled a hole.And used the factory hardware supplied with soundbar .
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Hi B. Getz, The Coby soundbar is not designed to be wall mounted and does not come with any hardware for a wall mount. It sits on four short legs. You could make a small shelf and mount that on the wall for the Coby to sit on. You will love the sound!!! Bob
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I've set up ours by using the floor mounts for the right/left speakers, which allows them to stand vertically, with the small center channel speaker placed on the surface of the TV cabinet and with the sound module placed inside the TV cabinet. I checked the owner's manual, and to mount the speakers on a wall, all you need are screws (which are not provided) that you screw into the wall and then hang the speakers from the screws (either as a single horizontal L/C/R soundbar or by mounting the right/left speakers vertically and putting the center speaker and sound module in a cabinet or on the TV stand surface). There are details in the manual giving information on choosing the correct size screws for wall-mounting (It depends on the type of wall, thickness of wallboard, etc.). It looks pretty simple, though as I said, we did not wall-mount our system. The unit has good sound, but we have had some trouble with the VIERA Link staying linked with the Panasonic TV (the soundbar does not power on and off with the TV remote consistently as it's supposed to, which causes the need to go thru the linking procedure occasionally). Also note: The subwoofer is wireless and does not need to be "wired" to the sound module, but it does not power on or off wirelessly with the soundbar. You need to manually turn the subwoofer on and off (with the push button switch on its backside) every time you use the soundbar, so position the subwoofer where it's handy to get to. Hope this helps.
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The bracket has two thumb screws that attach to small holes on the sides of the speaker. You do not have to attach the bracket if you are not mounting them to a wall or other object. They will work fine as bookshelf speakers, they sound great.
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Yes, the tv will have to be taken down and remounted. The long part of these screws directly into the back of your tv along with the mounting bracket. The soundbar will then be attached to the short part of them. Make sure that your soundbar has holes for the screws.
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yes on the back of the speakers except for the large sub speaker there are slots .measure where you want and install fastners to the wall with the screw heads sticking out a little bit so the the speaker can hang firmly on it.
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The TV is easy to assemble, there are a total of 10-12 screws - 5/6 attach a vertical plate to the back of the TV and the remainder of the screws attach the base to the vertical plate. As to the sound bar I used my existing surround sound system, I can say some type of additional speakers will need to used as the speakers in the TV are small and provide a very thin sound - no bass at all. I guess this is what is sacrificed for a thin TV.
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It doesn't attach to the Tv. It attaches to the wall. Or you can put it on a stand. you'll have to use an optical cable or AV cable to connect it to the TV. You may have to remove the tv from it's mount to get access to the inputs in the back of the Tv. How does this have anything to do with the cost of the soundbar anyway? To the OP, I've only seen it for $299 as well. If you buy it from here, at least you don't have to pay tax.
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From what I've seen of the pictures, it looks to be one solid sound bar that clips on to the top of screen. I bought a similar product made by the same company except they were separate speakers that could be held together by a set of magnets at the end and tethered together by a self winding wire at the ends.
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When I did my research the sound bar bracket should be installed first. I mounted my sound bar directly to the wall because there is not enough space above or below tv
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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!
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There are four holes in the back of the speakers, although the wires go along the bottom of the base and the base extends about 1/4" beyond the back of speakers. Not sure that would be aesthetic for wall mount, some small floating shelves might be the way to go.
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The TV only mounts to this bracket. If you want to install a sound bar it may have to be mounted on the TV. I didn't use a sound bar on mine. Consult the documentation of the sound bar installing.
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Soundbar Brackets Universal Soundbar BracketThese universal brackets allow you to mount soundbars above the TV.