Would it work to mount this above my TV? Not sure if it's designed to be lower.
391286
I use mine below my tv and it works wonderfully. It's rather large and heavy. also, remember it should be at or as close to ear level as possible (when sitting down).
391287
if your using it as a 3 front speakers should be same height as other2 above or below is up to you
391288
Above would work just as well as below. The center is supposed to carry the dialog, and you want the dialog to appear to be coming from the TV, so above and below will both accomplish this. The tweeters on your front left/right speakers are supposed to be at ear level while seated. But since your TV is supposed to be at eye level, it's impossible to have the center speaker at ear level, so above or below both accomplish the task of pairing the vocals to the picture.
638582
It has to hang above, I have two and I don't believe the angle could be moved that much even if it were mounted on a board of some kind. Hope that helps.
1263175
I have mine mounted upright. I can't see that it would be a problem to mount it under a cabinet, though. I truly love mine.
1168653
the mount is under the tv, so the only way to mount under anything is with a wall mount attachment sold seperately
1445504
I would add a strong shelf to the wall above the TV, then place this speaker on it. If you tap into the speaker it will damage the sound quality, and there are no mounts pre-built into this speaker.
1347357
It might work but I wouldn't be too confident in it. It's made of a cheap grade wood and the legs are not that stout. Depends, of course, on the weight of the TV.
741543
I haven't used this model, but in general the mount are the same, but your tv will hang over each side by 6.5 inches. This may or may not be acceptable to you, but it should work:)
2148939
It may seem low, but my 65" TV sits perfectly at eye level on it. You don't want It to be any higher. I love this purchase
1023324
This mount is designed for installation under a cabinet only. It can be installed upside down on a counter, however there is no mechanism that will ensure the arm holding the TV stays vertical.
427588
Probably not. You would have to have at least 10" clearance from the top front of the TV to the wall as that's how far the shelf sticks out behind the TV.Even if you have the 10" the angle on the TV would be pretty steep and the shelf might slip. The anti-slip pad works real good though and the angle is very adjustable with the legs on the bracket. If you do try this or something else to get a center channel on top of your TV make sure your wall bracket will hold the additional weight(just a thought)
1571984
No. You will have to independantly mount the shelves below your tv. You should be able to mount it high enough that it will appear to all be one unit, like I did mine.
1947828
I am not sure. I did mount it to my TV but was a bit unstable so I decided to take it down. I have a VIZIO TV.
387738
I am not sure, I don't have my tv mounted. I think if you have long enough bolts to go through all the hardware it shouldn't be a problem. I have mine mounted on the top instead of the bottom as shown. When mounted to the tv there is about a 1/2" of the bracket sticking out, it is L shaped with it flat against the tv. I really like mine, it has placed the center speaker where I wanted it without blocking my 3D sensor.
1286874
It should work. The two verticals adjust to match studs. Once on the mount you do not have access to any plugs behind the TV because it is too tight.
1129637
Yes. I used a couple of these to mount it above the tv. Soundbar Brackets Universal Soundbar-Speaker Mounting Brackets
1915211
Yes. I installed this under my 12" kitchen cabinets, but my tv is 19". It looks great and swivels great. Mine however will not fold up because my tv is too big, yours should work great.
273973
Hi Albert. Technically you can do this - the bolts in the pole would hold the TV up the same way they would down, the tilt adjustment is symmetrical so you can adjust up or down. My only warning is that on a ceiling, there is much less of an opportunity to bump the mount with any serious force. On the ground/floor you could lean on it, fall back on it, or any number of other similar circumstances and the torque from a heavy hit would bend or break this mount pretty easily - its not heavy duty by any means. Hope that helps, let me know if I can provide any other info. Cheers!