Can this speaker be mounted to the underside of an elevated deck upside down?
1857489
Not upside down as the sound comes out near the top. You could have the lower 3/4ths of it below the deck through a hole.
1857490
I guess it can but I'm not sure if water might access the speaker , plus I'm not sure if the sound radiates upward, it's more like radiates on the side 360 deg but u could try there great speakers I bought them 3 yrs ago and there still kicking ...ps get the sub too ok
1857491
I would not mount it upside down. However you could build a simple framework for mounting to the underside of the deck. It is important to note the mfg. recommended installation is to burry approx. 1/3 of the base in the ground as this optimizes the base response. So if you do mount it underneath your deck in a framework, it might work okay. This might work similar to a shaker sub base unit that drummers use to give the thump feel of sub frequencies. Just make sure all attachment points are solid.
925656
Normally, all you do with the tall speaker stand bases is run the wires through them up to the speakers, and mount the speakers on top. I see no reason you couldn't mount the speakers somewhere else, but you still have to run the wires to them and you have to mount them somehow. I think there are holes on the speakers that can be used to with mounting screws.
1100741
Yes thats exactly how I buried mine. With just the top couple of inches above the ground. The actual speaker is inside the bottom portion. The top part has a cone just inside the cage. I suppose u could bury it all the way down without damaging it and it would be less of a tripping hazard.
936525
Yes, you can rotate the speaker within the bracket. I actually have mine mounted vertically with the bracket to the side -- attached to a patio post.
2018963
These do work mounted upside down and there are outdoor cases you can purchase separately.
2199364
Yes, these can be mounted "upside down" - with the longest section of the mounting plate pointing down. The holes are normal holes, not keyhole. I doubt you were considering "hanging" your speaker from the bracket, which I would not recommend. So yes, the "shelf" part of the bracket can be assembled so that your speaker sits atop the bracket.Assembling and mounting "upside down" would likely reduce the weight capacity some so I would keep this in mind.
949263
I have mine installed horizontally, and it would be no issue mounting it vertically either. As long as itmounted "between" two studs, you could almost mount it anywhere.(and it sounds very good also)
1700258
I don't believe so. I'm sure you could but it would look goofey cause it would have to be mounted reverse
18750
We have not mounted ours to anything but it does look like it can be mounted to different surfaces with optional accessories. It is a way cool speaker and my son wants to mount it to his wake board. Guess we will try that next summer.
1445505
The best option would be to hang a hidden shelf and set the speaker on top of it. You will however, have wires showing. I would not mount anything directly to the speaker.
1116780
Yes. The mount has a ball joint which allows the speaker to rotate freely. The mount can be attached in the back as well as at the bottom of the speaker.
908147
I doubt it. The rounded shape of the speaker might make a ceiling mount problematical. It does have two keyhole shaped holes on the back for hanging it on a wall.
1741690
If mounted on a deck i dont see why not but I would fear the depth not being deep enough and hitting bottom. You may want to verify with company.
562257
I mounted mine upside down from the ceiling in one of my RV compartments and they have been hanging there since I purchased them with no problems. You should be able to mount just about anywhere, any position. They are pretty much a sealed unit so opening may damage the speaker enclosure(not sure as I never tried).
1003505
Oh yes, you can either mount it on a speaker stand, or hang it in ceiling be an expert. This is a sound system, it was beyond our expectation.
2185943
Yes. I currently have mine installed upside down in an outside porch light fixture.
354149
Yes. We mounted ours in the ceiling. Be sure you have them hooked up correctly (run a speaker test) before you finish installation. They are a pain to take back down if you have to make a fix.