I want to know how long the "arm" is? The image here shows a very short "arm" from the wall to speaker - this won't work for ceiling mounting.
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I never used the brackets they are still in the box and I cant find them was a couple years ago when I bought them They are long enough if I remember correctly to give clearance you don't want the speakers to far from the ceiling surface any way they use the ceiling as a reflector that why these speakers give such a great sound
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This item also comes with the ceiling mounting arms. The arms is about 4 inches long. The speakers will look great ones you're done.
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The bracket kit comes with 2 arms the short one and a 3 1/2" long one. I used the long one for the ceiling mount and short one for wall mount.
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It really depends on what angle you point the speakers. Mine are mounted near the ceiling so I have my pointed downward at a pretty steep angle. I measured the distance and the bottom part of the speaker is about an inch away from the wall while the top is 4 inches away.
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There is 1 screw bracket on the back to hang the speaker from. It doesn't look that strong and unless your going to put the screw into a stud I would not trust it. I mounted mine in the corner of the room so I used creative connectors invisible mount corner wooden shelves 22 inch. I bought them off of Amazon they were easy to install and they work great. I also got some rubber non sliding feet and put them on the bottom of the speakers to stop them from sliding and vibrating. I hope this helps
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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.
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Hi, in my opinion would not put a bracket on the wall. Try to put on a shelf that can leave one behind at least 20cm of space. The sound is much better. If you want to still, buy one universal, has a fitting to screw into the back of the speaker. Bye.
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I have the larger 8" version of the. I simply used the "u" shaped bracket that the manufacturer offers and attached with anchors that are appropriate for the wall you are hanging them on. I hung mine on brick in a horizontal position (speakers side by side instead of one above the other).
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I am sorry that I may not have a perfect answer about wall mounting these speakers but I would suggest contact JBL. I would be sure about mounting these little guys since they are quite heavy. I hope you are able to achieve mounting these speaker. I have had mine for a while now and they are excellent speakers with wonderful sound quality. Goo luck
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The wire doesn't go through the mount. The speaker attaches to the mount, the wire attaches to the speaker. There should only be a few inches of exposed wire from the wall surface and the speaker. You could use small zip ties or even black electrical tape and tape the wire to the mount if you wanted to. I have mine mounted on a drop ceiling and with less than 6 inches of wire from the back of the speaker to the ceiling, it is barely noticeable.
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Any more ideas???I will receive my 9100 next week and my screen is 63" (cabinet 62" wide).Any ideas to mount the sourround and rear speakers to the wall and ceiling?
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Hi I am trying to figure out how this is supposed to be mounted! does anyone have a photo? for the wall
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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.
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I did not mount my my speakers. There was an existing ledge. You will probably have to drill some small holes and put some screws in them. The big bass speaker is to heavy to mount.
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I used drywall screws to mount the speaker directly to the wall and it worked very well. I also see Yamaha makes brackets which were listed on the bottom of the page when I checked out as recommended or frequently bought together. I have not used these brackets but I am sure they would work since they are offered by Yamaha.
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Unfortunatly that was why I returned the unit. I can't say for sure how long but I already had cable running through my ceiling for surround sound and couldn't use the rear speakers unless I spliced into the cable and added cable lenght. the wire comes directly out of the speaker and has a connector already mounted. You could cut in the middle and add lenght but I chose not to do that.
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I mounted mine to a 4"x6" pressure treated post. I drilled a hole thru the post to run the wiring to the back side and then down thru conduit for underground to power source. I believe they do make a mounting arm bracket to extend it out but I am quite please with my mounted flush to the wooden post. Hope this helps.
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Hi... The mounts have "keyhole" slots on the back for attaching the speaker to the wall. Screw a screw into a stud or what ever, using the inclosed knob mount the speaker to the bracket and slide it over the screw.... adjust as needed.
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Im not too sure. My speakers (samsung) had a specific thread for a screw, which i didnt use, and hook so if i wanted ti just mount it to the wall i can. These mount-it stands are pretty universal tho. If your speakers have a hook then i'd just use that but if your able to find the screw that fits with it then that would probably be a little more secure. They come with a couple different size screws too. I just googled your system and looks like yours only takes a particular size screw. If the mount doesnt supply you with it any hardaware store should probably carry it