Where and how do you mount the speaker AX510PA
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Your Dell monitor should have "hooks" on the back if it is compatible with the speaker. (you could call Dell and verify your monitor model is compatible if uncertain) The speaker has built-in holes aligned for these hooks. Great buy for the money if you're not an audiophile expecting Bose sound. Looks good, unobtrusive. Clutter off the workspace, floor, etc.
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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
1251405
My speakers are not mounted and I don't remember the mounting. The cable terminals are recessed. Quality sound will require a break in period.
1142489
There is NO mounting bracket/hardware on the back of the R150. I recently purchased two pairs of these speakers to use as my surrounds and backs in my dedicated home cinema. I used 6-inch steel 'L' brackets (a.k.a. corner braces - the kind you can find in Home Depot's hardware aisle) to mount them to the wall (secured to studs, of course). The 'L' bracket has three holes on each 'leg'. I measured so that I left about a 1" gap between the speaker back and the wall, and I drilled one small hole in the bottom of the speaker and secured the speaker to the 'L' bracket using one short and wide wood screw through the outer-most bracket hole. The speakers are mounted about 24" above ear height when seated, and provide awesome ambient and discrete sound for 7.1 movie soundtracks. A bonus of these speakers is that the drivers are arranged woofer on top and tweeter on bottom - it puts the higher-pitched sounds closer to ear level, though not much of a noticable difference.
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There are mount holes in the back of each satellite speaker. You can buy mounting arms that can hang from the wall OR ceiling and can be adjusted to point where you want them to.
179394
I had mine mounted to the back wall of the truck. I don't think there is a specific place to mount it. However I did buy this box for my truck, tried several speakers and was not impressed.
865693
The best setup is to have your speaker on top of the stand, that means, anchored from the base of the speaker instead of the back of it. You need a hole in the base; or you make one with a drill. Make the hole and taking into consideration with the 90 degrees provided clamp, that will screw to it, so that it clears the wire connection path.
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I fashioned a piece of wood and screwed it to the bracket. You then place a screw or bolt in the middle of the wood to fit your keyhole leaving it sticking out just enough to give a snug hold, then hang the speaker on the bolt or screw.
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I got a pair of VideoSecu TV Wall Mount Articulating Arm Brackets from Amazon and modified them each with a 10-1/2" length of lightweight angle iron for support, some small pieces of sheet aluminum, and some velcro, using the existing holes in the bracket and the mounting hole in the speaker. I use these speakers at my desk, but move around the office a bit, and the articulating arm allows me to redirect the sound where needed. With Amazon's free shipping, the cost is about $32.00 for both. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000ID7QNI/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_tr_M3T1_ST1_dp_1
60778
Behind the speaker is a slot where you need to place a screw from the wall onto the slot the screw should extend about half and inch fr I'm the wall the screw should act as an anchor to hold the speaker into the slot
234704
you only have two mounting options for these speakers, 1) something flat that they can sit on-top of, or 2) a nail sticking out of the wall for the "wall mount" hole that looks like the wall mounts for surge protectors or wireless routers.
1508432
you will need to purchase a optional bracket to mount the speakers, but it is possible
65765
What I've found to be simplest is having your TV/Projector mounted above the speaker and having the speaker placed on a simple stand beneath the screen, near the wall. Though wall mounting is easily possible, I've found it to a bit heavy for even wall-anchor supports, and it seems to distort the resonance of the speaker. Just some quick thoughts!!
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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.
750172
The flat plate that comes with the mount has slots to allow multiple speaker types. Your speakers should mount just fine.
1495286
I took a look at the back and here is my observation:There are at least two ways to mount the speaker from the back without anything holding the weight at the bottom. One way is a single thread (either M5 or M6) located at the back center. I think this is most secure way. The second way are two mounting holes (pear-shaped) on the back sides located 3 inches away from the centerline. I hope this is helpful.
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The wall mounting system is nothing more than securing the speaker to the wall. It's like hanging a picture onto a wall. Find a wall stud. Install a screw into the stud and hang the speaker to the wall. The job is complete.