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As an alternative to the standard setup, you can also mount the satellite speakers
in any of the following configurations.
• Sideways on the stand (“Offset mount”)
• On the wall (“Wall mount”)
• Without the stand (“Clip-on mount”)
Offset Mount
For information about how to remove/replace the screw caps and loosen the arm
screws, see page 16, “Getting Ready to Adjust.”
1. Remove the arm.
1 Loosen the two arm screws and pull
the arm out.
• Unplug the cord from the jack before
removing the arm.
2 Further loosen the arm screw on the
side that you want to mount the arm,
so that the arm screw and arm holder
come out.
Other Ways to Set Up the Satellite Speakers
Offset Mount
Wall Mount
Clip-On Mount
2. Set the arm holder to vertical position.
1 Position the arm holder that you just
removed so that the hole in the holder
is vertical (facing directly up/down),
and set it back into the holder open-
ing.
2 Loosely fasten the holder in place with
the arm screw.
• Don’t tighten the screw all the way.
Tighten only enough so that the arm
holder stays in position at the selected
angle.
3. Attach and fasten the arm.
1 Set the arm so that one rib of the arm
goes through the hole in the arm
holder, and the other rib fits through
the hole in the top of the clip. Set the
arm to the desired height, and tighten
the arm screw all the way to lock the
arm in place.
2 Turn around the arm as shown, and fit
the clip onto the pole.
3 Tighten up the arm screw on the other
side.
4 Place the screw caps back over the arm
screws.
5 Reconnect the speaker cord to the jack.
You may now want to readjust the angle of the speaker on the arm. You can do
this by loosening the screw holding the speaker to the arm, repositioning the
screw, and then retightening it. See “Adjusting the Speaker Angle,” on page 8.
Loosen the screws.
Remove the screws from the arm holders.
Arm holders