For Samsung rear wireless speakers,I couldn't attach them on speaker stand.Help?
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You have to use one of the screws as a "hook" and hang speaker on that. That's how I did my Samsung's. Isn't the best fit but it works, GL
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You could try to use something like the Rocketfish universal or Amphony 1600 wireless rear speaker kit.
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I didn't, but my speakers are not so large as to seem unstable on the stands. Also, drilling into the speaker cabinets may effect their integrity, and sound quality. If I was worried about them tipping off the stands, I would get larger stands that offer a wider stance thus greater stability.
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I was also frustrated that mounting the speakers were not straight forward. I solved the problem by ordering the following mounts from Amazon: VideoSecu 2 Black Universal Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1EH.VideoSecu 2 Black Universal Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1EH (Black, 2 Pack)Good luck
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The end of the wire that is provided to connect the speakers to the rear WiFi unit is fairly long to start with. The end that goes into the unit is a proprietary plastic plug, so no way to do it at that end. The other end, however, that goes into the speaker ends in a normal, two-wire, twisted pair. I would think that you could carefully splice extra wire in at that point and then run the new wire as far as you need it to clip it into the speaker. Hope this helps. Love the sound! Happy Thanksgiving. Ed
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I hooked this up for a friend who had a display table for his flat screen. So the left and right laid on the table, and the center was placed right in front. Then for the rear, we bought two simple stands and ran the wires up the center pole of the stands. Keep in mind, use Velcro on the base of the rear speakers and the stands, in case someone "bumps" into them. If you are wall mounting, then this is the site for the speaker mounts....http://www.amazon.com/VideoSecu-Deluxe-Speaker-Brackets-Ceilings/dp/B001QNBUA4/ref=pd_bxgy_e_text_y
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No. However the device supports another Samsung Wireless system. You will have to buy the wireless system separately. Once installed the wireless system on the device the rear speakers can be used without running wires from the main device.
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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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That's what I used them for. I had to rebend the speaker holders to make room for the connectors on the back of the speaker. Not a big deal - just spread the uprights apart in the middle and then bend them back together on the bottom - kind of a diamond shape. The stands are nice and discreet and their adjustable height gets them at just the right level.
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The speaker stand comes with a couple different sets of mounting hardware. My speakers have brass threads on the back, and they have an L adapter that allows you to mount your speakers. Alternatively if you had the threads on the bottom, they have hardware for that included as well. They have a couple of different sized screws for mounting too. However I cannot guarantee that they'll work with your speakers, but they include a lot of adapters, hardware, and mounting plates so that these stands are universal. You should not have a problem. Another thing, don't use these stands with super heavy speakers, get the model above these they are only $10 more.
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Directly I'm not sure I have a Polk wireless rear hooked up via wireless transmitter, this is hooked directly into the surround speaker outputs. Try adjusting the center speaker volume down on the receiver, hooking up the amplified center with a nominal volume level on the speaker and adjust the center volume on the receiver up until you get optimal sound, you may have to find your receivers center volume sweet spot for your centers optimal sound after that you can adjust from your speakers volume if so equipped.
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You will need to cut your harness and apply female connectors to plug into the male ends on the speakers. I would contact RF and see if they sell plug n play harnesses
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Probably - There are several methods of attaching speakers, with hardware for all. It all depends on your specific speakers. Order and return if you can't figure a way to mount your speakers !!
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You can add wired front and rear speakers. Not compatible with wireless as far as I know.
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The cheapest, easy fix would be to just wire your surround back speaker (which is what the one directly behind you is designated in a 6.1 system, not sure why it's not just called 'rear center') into both of the outputs in the receiver marked 'left rear and right rear'.The alternative would be to use the S-Air wireless feature and add the extra speakers that way.
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I was also frustrated that mounting the speakers were not straight forward. I solved the problem by ordering the following mounts from Amazon: VideoSecu 2 Black Universal Satellite Speaker Mounts / Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1EH. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002VFVQWS/ref=oh_details_o06_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Good luck
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I couldn't find an image on google of the back of those speakers but if they hook on a screw on the wall, then yes, if you have the screw that matches its threading then even better. The stands are pretty universal and come with a couple screws but non of them matched my speakers so I just used a screw a plastic nut I came with and hooked it on. It was a pretty tight squeeze getting it on but it won't fall off easily. If you get them, run a thread down the tube first with a screw for weight attached and the other end tie it to the speaker wire or tape it together. Much easier than pushing your wires down.