“Can anyone recommend a good mounting bracket? I'd like to be able to swivel the speakers a bit and give a little breathing space from the wall.”
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I use these mounts for mine. they are made well and if done right won't go no where. https://mount-it.com/products/mount-it-speaker-wall-mounts-w-sliding-clamps-pair-mi-sb37
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Rocket fish rf-hswm2b. Purchase a set of 1/4” pan head screws and 1/4” wing nuts to attach to the mount. I used this setup to place on my ceiling and it’s works well.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They are designed to either lay flat and point up (if used for Dolby Atmos) or high on a wall to fire down (Atmos or Surround). I have them wall mounted as the rear surround speakers pointing straight forward. They disperse sound in a wider even pattern and handle surround separation very well (movies and gaming). They are angled cabinets so I would recommend contacting Klipsch for an answer to this question. Or go with standard bookshelf speakers.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They do have a bracket on the bottom to mount .Wood
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It already comes with Keyhole for Wakk mounting
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