I just love how in all these speaker mounting videos everyone lives in a house with super easily drillable walls. I live in a 110 yr old building with drywall.....
@@Anhidema - Drywall isn't the best way for anything. My 120 year old house has solid bricks that would hold a Nautilus speaker on proper brackets. A drywall can't compete.
Do not tighten down your screw(s) all the way until all you have all screws started. If you screw down tight, you may need to goback to losen the screw to allow you to adjust the bucket accordingly.
It's good that in this case it's possible without having to bore holes in the speaker cabinet but I still prefer the bracket with screw keyholes. Or better still another option is to put them on a shelf if possible.
Well, as far as the wires are concerned? I wouldn't worry about wires until the speakers are secure on their wall mount. The speakers are mounted to the speaker mounts are mounted to the wall. The next thing, wires; on the arm (holding the speaker plate) towards the wall is a hole that you can use for the wire. Depending on the wire you'll use you may not be able to utilize the hole if you use wires with jacks. If you put jacks on the wires yourself, feed the wire through the hole then you can strip the wire, add your bananas or rca or whatever jack you're using if any.
Fear not the speaker falling down but the washers breaking loose ... And come out from the wall. If it's drywall, sure , but not on the American plaster walls ... It's a disaster
I have a different companies' version of these mounts with plaster walls. With a screw with wall anchor kit bought from Home Depot, holds up to 60+ pounds each, I have attached even large speakers with no issues at all. You MUST use anchors (or toggle bolts would be better) and I just use the included 5/16th drill bit to make the hole for the anchors.
I just love how in all these speaker mounting videos everyone lives in a house with super easily drillable walls. I live in a 110 yr old building with drywall.....
those plastic anchors work great in plaster
This is better and more secure than those plaster walls ... Drywall is the best to secure the6se kind of stuff
@@Anhidema - Drywall isn't the best way for anything. My 120 year old house has solid bricks that would hold a Nautilus speaker on proper brackets. A drywall can't compete.
Do not tighten down your screw(s) all the way until all you have all screws started. If you screw down tight, you may need to goback to losen the screw to allow you to adjust the bucket accordingly.
When will these be available again?!
Monoprice has the sale speaker mounts for 1/3 the price.
It's good that in this case it's possible without having to bore holes in the speaker cabinet but I
still prefer the bracket with screw keyholes. Or better still another option is to put them on a
shelf if possible.
Hi, im using other brands of surround speakers the wall mount you use is it possible to use for other brands of surround speakers?
Thanks in advance
You absolutely can, as long as the speakers are within the maximum weight range!
@@FluanceSpeakers can u link the wall mounts used in this video plz
So, I have a R1280T that doesnt have any holes or mounting brackets at the back, is it bad if I drill holes in it myself?
Try the clamping type instead
if my speaker doesnt come with wallmounts can i just yolo it and make some holes in my speakers ?
That’s your only option.
@@VuQuang1973 So you can just drill holes to your speaker?
@@skynight5524 As long as you avoid any internal parts and remove the dust, yes
what about the wires of the speaker??
Well, as far as the wires are concerned? I wouldn't worry about wires until the speakers are secure on their wall mount. The speakers are mounted to the speaker mounts are mounted to the wall. The next thing, wires; on the arm (holding the speaker plate) towards the wall is a hole that you can use for the wire. Depending on the wire you'll use you may not be able to utilize the hole if you use wires with jacks. If you put jacks on the wires yourself, feed the wire through the hole then you can strip the wire, add your bananas or rca or whatever jack you're using if any.
decorate it with christmas lights. lol
The one thing I was waiting to see didn't show up. The WIRE MANAGEMENT
Yelp, I bought some cable raceway.
Fear not the speaker falling down but the washers breaking loose ... And come out from the wall. If it's drywall, sure , but not on the American plaster walls ... It's a disaster
I have a different companies' version of these mounts with plaster walls. With a screw with wall anchor kit bought from Home Depot, holds up to 60+ pounds each, I have attached even large speakers with no issues at all. You MUST use anchors (or toggle bolts would be better) and I just use the included 5/16th drill bit to make the hole for the anchors.