I don't understand what I am looking at how do you mount your speaker to that little pole?
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Most of stage speakers have a hole on the bottom of it so it can be mounted. If your speaker does not have any, probably you need to buy something like this VideoSecu One Pair of Side Clamping Speaker Mounting Bracket with Tilt and Swivel for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers MS56B 3LH
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The speaker should have a hole in the bottom that this this fits into. If not, you need to order this: On Stage EB9760 Exterior Speaker Mounting Bracket
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Your speaker has to have the metal mounting hole on the bottom. The pole slides up into it. If it doesn't have it then it will not work or you will have to get speakers that do.
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The pole is inserted into the base of the speaker. If the speaker does not have a hole then you need an adapter.
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this is not for a small speaker. This is for live audio systems such as a church system. The much larger speakers will have a hole in the bottom of them to hold the speaker in place. You may have seen these as a tripod speaker stands with a bow on top of the speaker set time. This is exactly the same except for in mount to the wall.
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These are designed for pole mount PA speakers. Once mounted to the wall, a PA speaker that has a standard recessed pole mount simply sits on the little pole. As others have said, if your speaker does not have pole mounts built in, you either have to install them or use a different type of mounting bracket.
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There are mounting brackets on the top of either corner on the rear of the speaker.
1325049
You need to have a hole in the bottom of your speaker for the pole to fit into..There are different size holes...
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There are little holes that on the backs of the speakers that are meant for a screw head. Just screw a screw (or hammer a nail) into the wall and hang the speakers. Super easy-- Just like a picture frame.
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Easy solution: take the plastic piece that's the top of the stand and screw it to the speaker using 3/4 in or !/2 in screws threading the speaker wire through the hole first. then you just put the stand together with the wire coming out the bottom
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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
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It has a special screw made for key hole mounts that can be used in place of the flanged piece on the end. They work quite well, I used them that way for a while. There are several way to attach the speakers to the mounts.
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There are screws to put into the speaker but also the speaker should have a screw mount on the bottom the standard 1/4 inch 20 thread I believe
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I was initially confused by this as well, but what you have to do is unscrew each of the front 6 screws from the front of this faceplate. This will allow you to pull out each of the three speaker plug-in sections that come with this faceplate. You will see oval holes on the top/bottom of each of the three speaker plugin sections that matches perfectly with a 3-gang, low-voltage mounting bracket/electrical box. That's where your long screws should go (you'll find them in a plastic baggy in the included packaging). Note: When it comes to mounting this faceplate, I don't recommend using an electrical box because they take up too much space behind the wall and they can be hard to fit the wires into. Stick with a 3-gang, low-voltage mounting bracket(like the Vanco ones available here or one from a local hardware store that rhymes with Snowes). Next, attach your speaker wires to the back of each of the three speaker plug-in sections using the correct terminals. Once the wires are connected, you can screw in each plug-in section to the mounting bracket using the long screws. Once this is done, take the smaller screws that you unscrewed from the front of the faceplate earlier and use them to attach the faceplate to the three speaker plug-in sections. The small screws will match the corresponding holes on each of the three speaker plug-in sections. This should give you a tight fit to the wall. I know this seems counterintuitive at first, and it's a shame the unit didn't come with instructions, but that's how it works.
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easy! on the back there,s a hanging hole on each speaker,you can even use 1inch black drywall screws! just screw it into the wall and hangup your speaker! if your speaker wires are too short! buy 16 gauge speaker wires and spliceit! making it longer so you can hang them anywhere you want!
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I made a wood board plate for the bottom of the speakers and painted them black. Then i screwed the wood board right to the bottom of the speakers. I mounted the tripod Top Mounting Plate (" T " Bracket) to the wood board. My Pro Line LS-T2BK Speaker Monitor Tripod Stands hold the speakers just fine!! You just have to do a little engineering. Just make sure your hardware is not to long. You want to go into the speaker cabinet not thru it.
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I really doubt it about the speaker mounting kit. And for the speaker adapter if its what i think it is like a plastic cover you can i wish i would have maybe to help the sound.
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It's a cable clip. If you like, you can clip the microphone cable to the pole.
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The speakers have little holes in them so that you can hang them on the wall or from any object that the hole provides. I used hanging nails to lay them across my room.
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There are multiple mounting options. I just used the small adapter peg without any additional connectors and it fit the standard screw hole for my speakers. The energy micro 5x1 system. Hope that helps...
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There is holes to slide screws in and lock in place. I put 3 screws in wall 2 for mounting, and one to hold speaker from wall. This is so I can add banana connectors.
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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.