Can I mount this sound bar to the bottom of a 32" Insignia TV that is wall mounted to a full motion wall mount ?
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Straight up no. If you get creative yes. First the buttons for the sound bar are on the top, remote sensor on front. I have put the sound bar in a tight spot before with out being able to access buttons, remote covers everything. 2 ways i thought of how you could mount it to the bottom of a TV (if mounted to the TV, the motion of the wall mount will be fine with enough slack in the cords). one would be to mount it upside down and use the spots where you would mount the feet to instead come up with a mount for the TV. (may have to drill small screws into bottom of tv). two would be there are slots on the back of the sound bar that have the ability to slide on to wall mounted brackets. Instead of mounting them to the wall you could get and extension metal piece to go from the back side of the tv to the "wall mounted brackets" and then slide the sound bar on to that. Also here is a link, click on user manual, start on page 5 where it talks about how to mount it. it will give you a better idea of what your working with. http://www.insigniaproducts.com/product-search.html?query=sbar&mainSearchButton=Search If your running a sub or plugging in any extra AUX wires i would consider a stationary mount to the wall or a table / fixture near by. I've had this sound bar for years and love it. Great sound with or with out a sub, simple remote, easy to set up.
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I'm not really sure. I have my soundbar mounted on my wall with anchors and the screws sticking out a bit for the soundbar to slide right on to. I'm sure with the right materials , you can make it happen. Good luck.
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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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you can, but not real easy. you would have to unscrew the for bolts in the rear of the bracket that mounts to tv. you could maybe use a clip pin for main swivel bolt, but you would lose your tension from side to side. Or loosen wall bolts. remember height clearance or side.
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I didn't do this so this is just an opinion. I don't know why you couldn't. You may have to drill a hole for mounting. First I would place it where you want it and see how it sounds.The only problem I can possibly foresee is this unit has fair bass. Hopefully it wouldn't vibrate on the wall.
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Maybe, maybe not -- it depends on how your TV is mounted to the wall. If it's a plain flat mount, you'll probably have to take the TV down. If it's on a swivel bracket, you may be able to do what I did. My TV was already wall mounted on a tilt/swivel mount before I purchased the sound bar and these mounting brackets. The brackets attach to the same holes as the wall mount, so I swiveled the TV to one side, removed one bolt (leaving three) and attached the bracket by replacing the bolt. Then I swiveled the TV the other way and attached the other bracket by removing and replacing one bolt again. Once both brackets were mounted on the TV, I then attached the sound bar to the bracket. That was over a year ago and the setup continues to work fine.
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Dear Hugo, i installed my speaker directly on the wall using the support that cames in the box. O use the speaker under my 64' plasma samsung. It works well. Sorry if i can't help you with the moveable mount.
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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.
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Hi, I used the Sonos mount. I mounted sound bar on wall under the tv that is on swinging mount. The Sonos mount is invisible and the whole set up looks great. I know you asked about Sewell, but I hope this is helpful input.
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Yes. The only sound opening is on the "back" of the unit and the feet are on the "bottom." Assuming you can mount it horizontally without blocking the sound port, this should be no problem.
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I have mine mounted to the wall just under my tv. Maybe a few inches at most. Works and sounds great as a center speaker.
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I didn't mount mine on the wall because I needed access to the MP3 jack on the back. Mine sits in front of my TV, sorry I can't help. I love the sound bar though!!
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Yes it is possible in my opinion because my tv is mounted horizontally. The vertical bar is about 55" high. You must manage to create the holes to attach the horizonbtal bar to it. Once you have done that, it is a simple next step to screw it tight to the vertical bar.
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Hmm, not sure about that. It's pretty solid but I wouldn't go messing with the structural integrity. Because of the space where I am using mine, I actually had to put the sound bar in front of my stand. This blocked the two openings of course, but I purchased a couple pieces of wood, painted them black and put them under my TV's base which raised it up enough to put my cable box and bl-ray on top of the stand, on either side of my TV. Not sure if this would work in your situation.
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I want to say yes. I mounted a 42 inch Insignia with it and had no problem. It seems quite adaptable to most brands. They send enough hardware for almost every situation. Good luck.
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If you mount your TV to the highest mounting point possible, it should be no problem. I have Bello AV rack which is 26" in height and I can place my center speaker on the top of the rack which is another 8" in height and enough to clear 65" TV's bottom bezel.
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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.