Can I mount your Bookshelf speakers on the wall?

Wall-mounting bookshelf speakers is generally no problem—as long as you’re using brackets that are properly rated for the speaker’s weight and size. Just make sure the mount is secure and allows for a bit of clearance behind the speaker if possible.

That said, walls can sometimes introduce their own resonances, especially with bass frequencies. This can affect the overall sound in unexpected ways, so it’s something to be mindful of when choosing placement.

It's preferred to mount directly to the wall stud, or look for mounting options that can support the total weight of the speaker + mounting hardware.

When wall-mounting speakers with rear-facing vents, placing them too close to the wall won’t block the bass entirely, but it can change the way it sounds—often making it feel boomy or overwhelming.

Here are a few ways to manage that:

1. Using a Subwoofer? Set your speaker’s crossover to at least 80Hz to offload deep bass to the subwoofer and minimize vent-related issues.

2. Still too much bass? Gently stuffing the rear port with soft material (like a sock or foam ball) can help tame low-end resonance.

3. Looking for a cleaner solution? Consider one of our on-wall speaker models, designed specifically for this kind of setup.

Wall mounted speakers can offer a clean look for your living space. Just be mindful of weight and bass frequencies. Or purchase speakers specifically designed for wall mounting, such as:

• Debut 3.0 - DA43 Atmos / On Wall speaker
• Vertex III OW-VJ63S On-Wall Speaker
• Outdoor/Indoor, Muro 6.5" Speaker