Can the individual speakers be mounted on a wall?
1961548
It does not have the equipment for them to be hung. However you can use mounting double sided tape. That's what did and worked fine.
1961549
There is not a spot to, but I'm sire you could make a frame to screw into the wall. But no, there is no place to hang it like a picture or mount it.
1991186
No, unfortunately not. They make other speakers that are unidirectional, such as those that can be mounted on walls, and also the rock speakers.
1544451
Yes they can. Typically you will see rectangular speakers in the wall and that is to allow for separate larger speakers in the enclosure. These will work fine in the wall.
1087938
Yes they can be mounted, but best sound quality from these great speakers is when placed on a solid surface.
1403621
Yes, the mounting procedure would be the same (assuming the wall is drywall). Use the provided template to cut the proper size hole, insert speaker and turn the mounting screws to engage the tabs. Once the tabs are engaged, tightening the screws will clamp the speaker assembly to the drywall. Same whether ceiling or wall.
2145421
Yes, but the unit would be awkward if mounted to a wall. It would stick out too much. Good unit though, sound quality is excellent.
1197307
You Can mount the speaker horizontal for Center channel that's what I did just fine however you probably have to look inside the wall and your framing and probably reconfigure wall studs
703214
Obviously a TV does not come with this, and yes you can mount the speakers on the wall.
2010252
There are physically no preset holes on the speaker to mount to a wall. These speakers weight over 50 pounds so ensure if you are mounting on a wall that the mounting hardware can handle the weight of the speakers. The speakers do come with holes on the bottom of each speaker that can accommodate a stand with 1.375'' tube diameter to pole mount them. I have mine mounted on the Pyle-Pro PSTK103 Heavy-Duty Aluminum Anodizing Dual Speaker Stands and they work great. You may want to go with the stands vice wall mounting. Hope this helps.
1795263
I did not mount mine. I have them in high bookshelves so I am not exactly sure what the mounting apparatus looks like, but they are definitely wall mountable. Google images of the speaker and you will see pics of such.
1508434
You can mount the rear speakers on the wall if you want to but I have mine on speaker stands.
1824914
the speakers have keyholes on the back, so they can be mounted on a wall. The bottoms are flat, so they can just be set on a tabletop. There are stands available for mounting the rear speakers, or they can also be mounted on a wall
737043
Yes but not easily. They look like they have a keyhole mount but its a poor design. They are very light though and mine are hanging on inexpensive wall mounts with just a dab of silicone on each speaker.
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.
1226028
These speakers are rear ported so wall mounting is not a good idea unless you use stand-off mounts. They should be at least several inches off the wall for best sound. For wall mounting, best to use sealed cabinet or front ported speakers.
1159562
I'm sure you can put it on a wall, but it will require a strong, deep shelf. You will have to support 20lbs per speaker and have enough space to clear the plugs on the back. Add at least ~4 inches to the depth of the speaker itself if you use the XLR connections.
614611
All of the speakers, including the two larger front speakers have mounting brackets on the rear of the speaker boxes (not including the subwoofer of course). If mounting in sheetrock you would need an anchor fastener for sheetrock so it's solid, but you can use a study screw to hang them from. The brackets are about 2" from the top of each speaker and could be moved if necessary. We happen to have one spot where we had to mount a speaker sideways due to space constraints and it wasn't a problem, we just unscrewed the bracket, realigned it and reattached it in a different spot.