My speakers are recessed with the leather upholstery over the edge of the frame of the speaker. Is there a way to mount the cover on top?
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Yes, the covers are in two parts, a plastic base that you screw down on top of the speaker and a mesh screen that covers the speaker and the screws.
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I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when getting mounting screws. I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when... » Read More I agree with Daniel's comment. I used these in a similar fashion (ie upholstery over the edge). The mesh screen is about 3/8 inch above the mounting plane of the plastic base so you have room for speaker cones that might stick up above the plane of the speaker mount. I recommend that you get some nylon washers or spacers to put between speaker and the plasitc base of the cover, enough to take up most the space between your speakers and the upholstery. Lastly, the mounting thickness of the plastic base is about 3/8 inch, so take that, plus any spacers you need, into consideration when getting mounting screws. « Show Less
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I am not certain. The mounting bracket on the speaker stand does have a hole in it that may allow for the speaker to be mounted to the stand from the bottom of the speaker. However I am not sure the position of the mounting hole on the base of the speaker will align with the hole in the stand bracket.
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I do have to remove my cover. My lightning adaptor works just fine on it. I use it all the time - great speaker!
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Not quite. The speakers are pointed at the triangle stand & table surface, but not covered. I think the sound is actually helped because it bounces off the cover giving it more depth.
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There is a top and bottom to the speaker (without the cover), but the little cover that goes OVER the speaker should have the full-cover side, covering the speaker side. The half-open side is good for allowing the speaker wire to move freely.
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My old speakers had a screw hole in the back, and the speaker stands had a L-shaped bracket on top of the stand, with a hole in the vertical part of the bracket that the screw went through. What I did for my Onkyo keyhole-only speakers was put a bolt through that hole, and attach it with one nut in front of the bracket and one behind it, then I hung the speaker on the head of the bolt.
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Yes, there is a precise wire frame (stands) that surrounds the speaker, it can be removed. But a lot of energy is released from the back speaker, it would need to be put on a pad (softer surface).
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There are mounting brackets on the top of either corner on the rear of the speaker.
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Any suggestions for using the stands for the back (surround) speakers. The mounting setup is for the front speakers only. I'm thinking heavy duty velcro.
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I did not buy my speakers from Amazon or through Amazon but I set mine on some small tables just to one side of my chairs. I don't see a way to mount them on the wall.
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What I did was just mount directly to the speaker placing the bracket over the keyhole mount. The added movement capabilities were worth it. Being able to aim the speakers where I want them is great. If you just want fixed placement,just use the keyhole. Hope this helps
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I turned one of my Wharfedale - Diamond 10.1 speakers on its side. Due to the weight of the drivers, it tilts forward until the front edge contacts the supporting surface. It has a slight angle downward. If this angle works for your seating position, then it should be fine. Otherwise a piece of wood or other support under the front would level it out.
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Behind the speaker is a slot where you need to place a screw from the wall onto the slot the screw should extend about half and inch fr I'm the wall the screw should act as an anchor to hold the speaker into the slot
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You can use screws/nails in the wall, then slide the speaker holes over the screw/nail. Make sure whatever you use is not bigger than the opening of the hole. I have my speakers on the wall, and they stay tight and have never come loose.
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yes, I actually have two speakers to the surround sound turned on their side and hidden up there. its about 4 inches deep
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You should make a hole in the ceiling. The speakers material should be inside the ceiling as to being exposed
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I fashioned a piece of wood and screwed it to the bracket. You then place a screw or bolt in the middle of the wood to fit your keyhole leaving it sticking out just enough to give a snug hold, then hang the speaker on the bolt or screw.