Speaker brackets to attach speakers to the side of your TV..

[Legend83]

Do they exist?

Would they look st? Obviously this is dependent on the size of the speaker....

Problem with my room set-up is that free-standing speakers next to my TV would have to be at different heights. Is this an issue?

[E31Shrew]

Depends on your system....Have manufactured various brackets that attach to the screen wall mount holes in a T format to enable front left and right as well as centre to sit below.

If you have a BOSE system [Gosh....hell will freeze over!] then they sell a bracket for the 2 speaker units....321 etc

[Legend83]

E31Shrew said:

Depends on your system....Have manufactured various brackets that attach to the screen wall mount holes in a T format to enable front left and right as well as centre to sit below.

If you have a BOSE system [Gosh....hell will freeze over!] then they sell a bracket for the 2 speaker units....321 etc

Interesting....

I have not actually bought the system yet but have a Pio KRL37 and planning on buying the Onkyo HTX22d in the next 6 months. Speakers are pretty compact so would not look too ridiculous I would imagine.

[VEX]

How about this, http://www.qacoustics.co.uk/q-tv/q-tv2.htm

Getting good write ups and a college has heard it and was very positive.

V.

[grumbledoak]

Why would you want them attached to the TV; it isn't likely to be optimal.

I'd consider 'nailing' them to the wall behind, preferably out of line-of-sight.

[Legend83]

grumbledoak said:

Why would you want them attached to the TV; it isn't likely to be optimal.

I'd consider 'nailing' them to the wall behind, preferably out of line-of-sight.

Yes, but my TV is in a corner and my seating area is not directly in front requiring me to turn my TV at an angle to view it. Therefore if I attached speakers to the wall they would be firing sound out towards nobody.