Sennheiser - Wall Speaker Mount for AMBEO Soundbar Max - Black

For those demanding hi-fidelity and also have limited space, the Sennheiser Ambeo is built for you. The living room is our main area for music listening. The Ambeo fills the entire area with great sound seamlessly and perfectly. More than enough power that never loses clarity, always delivering clean sound. I bought the subwoofer and found it was needed when the unit was hung on the bracket, however I have since built a solid cherry mantel, which it now sits, and due to the solid foundation, a separate sub is no longer necessary (listener discretion will dictate). Very pleased with the quality, sound and price point. Highly recommended to those in fear that "separation" is needed. The Ambeo, with its multi speakers and multi-directional technology has created that spatial separation very neatly. See in the picture just how seamless the soundbar is when merely sitting on the mantel.

This thing is no joke for an all in one experience. It’s loud, crisp, and does everything I wanted in the living room without the need for a sub. Wall mounted to save space on extra furniture and great for streaming from Spotify if you just want to jam while doing things around the house. The sale price definitely helped pull the trigger vs some other options as well as the built in mini woofers

There is very little to the mount. It is small and lightweight and easy to mount. That said it definitely lacks in comparison to other comparable mounts such as the Sonos Arc or the included Samsung mounts. Mounting screws are not included and the entire speaker is held in by one screw while it sits on the legs. It’s a required accessory to mount the Ambeo in a theater room, but for the price I expected a bit more.

Great Wall mount for my sound bar! It’s really good!

This Sennheiser AMBEO wall mount is exactly what you’d expect: heavy-duty, well-built, and clearly designed for a very large, very heavy soundbar. Once installed, it feels rock solid and keeps the bar tight to the wall without interfering with the drivers or soundstage. Installation is straightforward but not casual. this is a stud-mounted, two-person job. Everything you need is included, but cable management is basic, so planning ahead helps. Cons: pricey for what it is, zero future flexibility, and overkill if you ever plan to switch soundbars. Bottom line: expensive but purpose-built. If you own an AMBEO, this mount does the job right.