Is there a way to mount it above a projector screen? null

You can...but its heavy...i wouldnt

Probably not, this is a very heavy speaker and is very wide from front to back. It would look very odd hanging out over your TV. There are much better options for something like this, including other Def Tech speakers.

Shelf mounting is the only way this speaker can be put on a wall. There are no screw mounts for this center channel. It does have some weight to it being that it contains a powered subwoofer.

best is to mount it behind projector screen (perforated screen) for best sound imaging.

Probably not it’s too large, look at the specs before purchasing.

Your only option is a shelf above the projector screen. the center weighs about 25lbs and has no mountable bracket or holes to speak of. Now if you decided to go this route, you'll want to tilt the back up an inch or so. That way the center is pointed towards you so the sound hits.

I think wall mounting it will require a shelf and brackets. However if you are planning to mount it I would suggest mounting it behind the screen vertically. The sound is much better than when oriented horizontally. But if you end up mounting behind the screen you should probably consider using a 3rd full size front as the center.

I think you would need to build a shelf rugged enough to hold the weight. Also, I think your audio might seem odd originating from that height.

It's a good bit bigger than you expect. And its designed to sit on a table or shelf. To mount it you would need to build some sort of shelf for it to sit on.

“Is there a way to mount it above a projector screen?”

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You can...but its heavy...i wouldnt
Answered by Rsdar 4 years ago
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Probably not, this is a very heavy speaker and is very wide from front to back. It would look very odd hanging out over your TV. There are much better options for something like this, including other Def Tech speakers.
Answered by JinNM 5 years ago
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Shelf mounting is the only way this speaker can be put on a wall. There are no screw mounts for this center channel. It does have some weight to it being that it contains a powered subwoofer.
Answered by Shortyduop 5 years ago
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best is to mount it behind projector screen (perforated screen) for best sound imaging.
Answered by Ias2010 6 years ago
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Probably not it’s too large, look at the specs before purchasing.
Answered by aro18 7 years ago
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Your only option is a shelf above the projector screen. the center weighs about 25lbs and has no mountable bracket or holes to speak of. Now if you decided to go this route, you'll want to tilt the back up an inch or so. That way the center is pointed towards you so the sound hits.
Answered by Hellcinder 8 years ago
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I think wall mounting it will require a shelf and brackets. However if you are planning to mount it I would suggest mounting it behind the screen vertically. The sound is much better than when oriented horizontally. But if you end up mounting behind the screen you should probably consider using a 3rd full size front as the center.
Answered by Bill 8 years ago
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I think you would need to build a shelf rugged enough to hold the weight. Also, I think your audio might seem odd originating from that height.
Answered by AncientGeek 8 years ago
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It's a good bit bigger than you expect. And its designed to sit on a table or shelf. To mount it you would need to build some sort of shelf for it to sit on.
Answered by Chris 8 years ago
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