It looks like these speakers can be mounted to a stud just by using a solid single nail or screw. Has anyone tried that?
1750508
Yes, one screw is the way they mount. The screw enables you to make adjustments so they snug up to the wall.
1750509
I mounted mine to drywall using a 100lb wall anchor. Bit of overkill but never have to worry about something going wrong. A stud would work perfect as well. The rubber feet work great to make a nice secure and sturdy base against the wall.
1750510
oh yes i have 2 pair of these one pair for surround and one pair for back surround in a 7.1 setup they work great i have them mounted on the back wall with a large screw into stud for both
1750511
Yes, you just mount these to either stud or drywall with an anchor. They come with rubber stops you can add on the back to level out the speakers.
841103
yes. I bought mounts, but didn't use them. There's a standard hole like in poster frames for just hanging them with a nail in the wall on the back of the speaker.
186185
Nope. These can't be wall mounted. Each speaker has 4 drivers, 3 in the front and 1 in the back for larger soundstaging as they are bipolar speakers. They are meant for desktop use only.
1498527
I don't see how they can be wall mounted. The back of the speaker is curved. They are about 8" deep and weighted more in the front.
1842703
Personally, I simply bought little square shelves and strong brackets at Lowe's and mounted them to my walls (in the beams, not just drywall....I'm not stupid). As long as the brackets are centered and strong enough, they work fine. The shelves I bought actually fit the speakers perfectly, allowing me to angle the front ones. The side speakers fit with a little bit of room on each side so the shelf is just about as wide as the speaker, so it fits nice. The shelves I bought weren't for the brackets I bought, but you can drill a couple of holes in them and make 'em fit. :)
567990
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.
817920
I didn't mount them, but the speakers were mounted to the wall using these: VideoSecu 5 Black Universal Speaker Mount Brackets for Walls and Ceilings 1XZ (Black, 5 Pack) I hope this helps.
830364
Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same problem ur face'n right now. I faced it too, but an easy fix. Hope this helped, have a good one. Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same... » Read More Hi there, I bought the same brackets. As u noticed they will not work. I'm not sure what brackets will. How ever I did modify them by cutting out 4 pieces of wood each 4 1/2"x 4 1/2" about 1/2" thick. I drilled 2 holes in them to line up w/ the key holes on the back of the speakers. Inserted bolts w/ a head on them that would fit in the key hole. Then put stop nuts on the threads and the speakers hang great from them. I spray painted the wood brackets flat black. They look great! U would never know I had mcgyvered them. The system is awesome! U'll love it. Other then the same problem ur face'n right now. I faced it too, but an easy fix. Hope this helped, have a good one. « Show Less
925656
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.
128560
Yes, the back of each speaker has a single-screw mounting slot attached. http://www.onecall.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/700x700/17f82f742ffe127f42dca9de82fb58b1/r/b/rb-51-back.jpg
140796
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.
548662
I couldn't find an image on google of the back of those speakers but if they hook on a screw on the wall, then yes, if you have the screw that matches its threading then even better. The stands are pretty universal and come with a couple screws but non of them matched my speakers so I just used a screw a plastic nut I came with and hooked it on. It was a pretty tight squeeze getting it on but it won't fall off easily. If you get them, run a thread down the tube first with a screw for weight attached and the other end tie it to the speaker wire or tape it together. Much easier than pushing your wires down. I couldn't find an image on google of the back of those speakers but if they hook on a screw on the wall, then yes, if you have the screw that matches its threading then even better. The stands are pretty universal and come with a couple screws but non of them matched my speakers so I just used a screw a plastic nut I came with and hooked it on. It was a pretty tight squeeze getting it on but it won't fall off easily. If you get them, run a thread down the tube first with a screw for weight attached and the other end tie it to the speaker wire or tape it together. Much easier than pushing... » Read More I couldn't find an image on google of the back of those speakers but if they hook on a screw on the wall, then yes, if you have the screw that matches its threading then even better. The stands are pretty universal and come with a couple screws but non of them matched my speakers so I just used a screw a plastic nut I came with and hooked it on. It was a pretty tight squeeze getting it on but it won't fall off easily. If you get them, run a thread down the tube first with a screw for weight attached and the other end tie it to the speaker wire or tape it together. Much easier than pushing your wires down. « Show Less
615703
Hi Its Ed, you can buy third party mounting accessory for this speakers in order to wall mout it. -Vincent
830368
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.
362619
I would say no. There are no mounting points, so unless you built a shelf for each speaker there would be no way to wall mount them. Plus the power and audio connectors project a good inch or more straight out of the right speaker requiring clearance. And they clearly have no connection points for a mounting braket.
1735813
One would normally mount speakers in the way they are designed to be mounted. These are intended to be wall mounted to get their best performance. I'm sure Def Tech has some other surround speakers intended for stand mounting and I suggest going that route for the best performance.
898954
AFAIK, there is no way to mount speakers to this stand. You could use adhesive of some sort, but that would be a permanent solution. The stand I bought got 'wobbly' at the top plate, so I would suggest looking at other models/brands for a mounting solution rather than risking your speakers.