At 10" tall this is a bit of a monster center. What is the recommended mounting position?
65762
This is the real problem with having such a large center. Sounds Great but your almost forced to have it underneath your tv. You could get some sort of mount and put it above. Personally mine is below the TV and it doesnt sound as great
65763
This speaker sits inside Danish modern stereo furniture, about two inches off of the floor and behind two cloth covered doors in the bottom, center. The speaker, which is superb, is heard and not seen. Complementing the system are two Bose 901 and two Bose 601 speakers along with a Yamaha subwoofer. Driven by a 200 watt McIntosh multi-channel amplifier. Hope this helps.
65764
I have it on television table about 21" above the floor and it works well with my JBL tower speakers. Keep in mind, this is a highly efficient center speaker and can be loud. I run this center speaker at about a -3db and it then blends well with the towers and surround speakers. Hopefully, this helps.
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!!
2173560
I'm 5'10" and my TV is centered at about eye level. The unit is hanging about an inch or two under the TV
1784527
Should be good. Mine is about that weight and it works good. Just keep in mind these mounts are great but are not intended to have much movement after the install. Some may say that's poor quality but if you really think about it, there should be no reason to be touching it. Good luck and enjoy the awesome look this mount gives!
1698925
Mine sticks out 9". You can mount it further out, but it will stick out slightly when shut.
2237364
You will need an appropriate mount and spring for the location. I mounted mine on the rear of my Jeep and it extends above the top about 6 inches.
1327249
Is yours a sit on top? If you don't have a hollow area that you can reach under and secure the screws I don't think that you can mount it.
1515317
The rack itself is 10". You might blow out the wood with the screws. You screw it in at the very front.
1263129
I could not use the regular base mount because my jalousies are flush to ceiling with no end wall. When I saw it, I'd guess 4" to be safe. If you're uncertain as I was, it's safer to consult an expert. I went ahead and adapted mounts but the job is clearly unprofessional. I wanted washable curtains and rods are not meant for the building. A professional job wouldn't have cost much more.
805171
You need to find the wall studs before mounting.They should be 16" or24 on center.
992551
I mounted mine to an octagon box. Anyone at Home Depot could help you out with this.
2055077
I just looked at mine mounted on wall and I don't think it has the amount of motion that you would need for that amount of tilt. I thinking 10 degrees or less.
1947447
The light itself is 10". Then there a half inch "nub" on each side where the mounting brackets attach
863262
If you include depth of the mounting piece, the bracket extends 10" from the wall.
1442445
It depends on how high and how securely you mount it. I'd look at alternate ideas because I think reaching up to the upper rack will be too difficult and there may be too much swaying. Best of luck.
228495
at least 2 feet above door or better 10 feet from the floor to the mounting bracket!
67176
Should be OK if you mount it close to the front edge of the cabinet bottom.
175490
First always park in good spot, not backed in at the end. My rack has a 6" side rail. I can loop a small plastic coated cable (ready made or pieced together at Lowe's) enough to discourage the average lowlife.