Hs7 Wall Mount

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Hs7 wall mount.

When choosing the installation location such as wall and ceiling and mounting hardware bolts nuts make sure all are strong enough to support the weight of the speaker and braket. Beautiful design with no visible screws. 5 0 out of 5 stars 1 rating. 34 95 free shipping.

The bracket can adjust left to right to accommodate large or smaller speakers. Essentially this will reinforce the bass frequencies and can make the bass in particular sound way off. The bass ports are located on the back of the hs7 so it s important to follow the instructions and mount the speakers a minimum of 1 5 meters from the back and side walls. Side clamps are adjustable from 5 5 to 12.

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This fits any bookshelf speaker or studio monitor or surround sound speaker up to 12 inches wide and 13 inches deep. However if you must mount the speakers closer than 1 5 meters from the back wall use the room control switch to minimize the inevitable increase in low frequencies.