can this sound bar be connected to a tv thats on the wall with an arm that swivels 180 degrees
1317333
The sound bar comes with a pattern to be used for wall mounting so it would mount fine below the tv easily. As far as attaching it to the bottom of the tv you would have to figure out a way to bracket it to the bottom I guess somehow but there is no instructions on how to do it with the unit. I think if you had some sort of an l bracket though it would probably be possible.
1317334
I don't know how you would do this unless you had a way to mount the speakers to a platform on the same swivel. You wouldn't want your speakers pointing straight out and the TV at an angle. We've been VERY PLEASED with the Yamaha. It's great not to have to adjust the volume down when the commercials come on.
1317335
I am sure that with a long enough HDMI cable it is able to be connected to almost anything. It may be a bit cleaner if you have side inputs as opposed to all connections in the rear of the unit.
1317336
You will need to make your own adapter/mount as it just comes with a guide on where to drill. It's extremely light weight so it wouldn't need much work. Cabling might need to be extended as well, depending on the distance to the amplifier/subwoofer. If you're a DIY then yes, you can do it. If you're expecting an out of the box solution. Then no.
1317337
I currently have this sound bar attached to a wall under my plasma tv that is also attached to a wall. I would think it would be able to be connected to this kind of installation. Worst case scenario, you would have to lengthen the wires because of the amount you want to swivel.
1317338
The unit has two prepared holes in the back similar to those found on wall clocks so that it can be mounted to the wall. You might be able to jury rig something to attach it to a swivel arm but it would probably be more trouble than it's worth. That said, as this is for sound mounting the unit to the wall under the swivel arm might accomplish what you want. Hope this helps.
1588628
It is possible if the TV has audio output connections and with the right cable/connectors, although soundbars specifically designed for this purpose exist. Although the sound quality is excellent, The high profile of this unit makes it awkward to place in front of a TV.
1222814
You would have to check the with and length of your TVs legs foot print. Check the swivels dimensions to determine this.
668300
No. Arm articulates (with the TV attached) out away from the wall, and allows TV to be pivoted left or right, but no "up or down" movement.
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.
495213
i dont know. I would have to look at the back of the sound bar and take measurements from mounting bolt to mounting bolt on the back of sound bar
794388
My TV is a 26" Sony. While the sound bar is considerably wider, 37 inches, it pretty much depends where you intend to put it. I have mine on a shelf above the TV and it works just fine. Or you could put it on a lower shelf or even on the floor. The sound bar has a very nice sound and I can't imagine the need to purchase a more expensive model.
751731
This sound bar will not support your tv on top of it. It does mount to the wall under your tv quite nicely
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.
310583
You can wall-mount this by reversing the position of the feet on the sound bar. You need to remove the screw that holds each foot to the sound bar, reverse the foot, and reinsert the screw. Now, you can flip the feet out (behind the sound bar) and hang it on the wall - like a picture.
624405
My understanding is that if you decide to mount the sound bar is that the sound bar would be mounted to the wall not the tv.
900071
If you have an hdmi output yes. And it will swivel with the correct simple mounting hardware
1390348
Yes. We have several that hang on the wall. The base comes off and you flip it 180° to wall mount.
348439
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.
467908
Yes it works to connect to the wall and stays horizontal. It can slightly tilt for adjusting TV viewing.
1305156
Check out SoundbarBrackets.comYou can attach your soundbar right to the TV above or below, even in a corner!
629158
Depends on the size of the TV. For our it turns about 170 since the TV is longer than the arm it won't go quite 180