Enjoy flexibility of placement and hassle-free mounting of your soundbar with the Mount-It! MI-SB60 No Stud Sound Bar Wall Mount. The MI-SB60 allows you to mount your soundbar anywhere on the wall without needing to find studs by using a simple installation with nails. This stud-less mounting gives you the freedom to place your soundbar where it works best for you and the sound quality. The MI-SB60 boasts broad compatibility with soundbars up to 6.1" in depth and weighing up to 13.2 lb.

Mounts Directly to Wall with Nails    No Need for Drilling or Finding Studs    For Soundbars up to 6.1" in Depth    Supports up to 13.2 lb    Soft Padding Prevents Scratches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this bar attach to any tripod with standard 1/4 20 threads?

A: The Oben TAB-2M Two-Mount Tripod Accessory Bar will mount to any standard tripod head mounting 3/8" screw.

Q: 2. Are the top mounts, metal or plastic, I want to mount 2 Nikon D500 with batterie grips and 15mm lens, will this hold it?

A: The top mounts are made of metal and plastic and will hold your setup with ease.

Q: 3. Does that fit for any microphone arm?

A: I have the Heil Riser and use it with the Rode PSA1 Studio Arm. It fits perfectly. The hole is 0.5 inches in diameter, is slightly less than 1.0 deep. There is a stop at the bottom of the risers mounting hole to prevent the stub from going all the way through. The PSA1 mounting stub rests nicely in the riser and will rotate with some gentle pressure due to friction. There is a nice brass bushing and a locking screw in the riser. Very well made and sturdy. I'm not sure if other brands will fit as nicely, but the Rode arm works very well with this riser.

Q: 4. Can you stack them?

A: Yes, but the bottom shelf can only support up to 44 lbs.

Q: 5. What is the load capacity?

A: The manufacturer has not specified a a weight capacity for the Oben TAB-4M Four-Mount Tripod Accessory Bar as there are many variables in terms of how it can be set up. This can comfortably hold at least 20 lb, but there is no set specification for this.

Q: 6. Do I need a special adapter to use this on my oben tripod?

A: This TAB-2M Two-Mount Tripod Accessory Bar can fit the base plate of your Oben tripod.

Q: 7. Will this work with Lightbridge CRLS?

A: The Godox Rail Mount Stud for KNOWLED LiteFlow is very similar to the Lightbridge CRLS system. Godox says it should fit. But the are not 100 percent and it has not been tested.

Q: 8. Is this product made of plastic, ABS, or metal?

A: The cross bar is made of heavy aluminum and the shoot mount is brass. It's quite solid, which also means a little on the heavy side. I'm okay with that.

Q: 9. I just received this item. When I mount the bar to a set of tripod legs and turn the rubber wheel to tighten the screw, the wheel is very difficult to turn and sometimes I need both hands to turn it. Has anyone else experienced this?

A: It will depend on what you mean by difficult. The central thumb screw under the center of the Mounting arm is manufactured from rubber for better grip, but it can seem a bit awkward to to tighten. Two tips would be to 1) Ensure the screw on the bottom center of the Mounting Arm is properly seated on the screw on the top of your tripod's center column, and 2) Try holding the thumbscrew dial and instead, turn the entire bar clockwise to tighten the mounting bar to the center column on your tripod. While it should not be overly difficult if you are following the above instructions and the instructions listed in the instruction manual, and you still seem to be having issues with connecting the mounting bar to your tripod, I would recommend contacting Oben directly for assistance with the Mounting Bar either by calling them at (212) 594-2120 or by e-mailing them at info {at} obensupports {dot} com. If you purchased the item within the last 30 days, you may also contact our Customer Service Department to inquire about returning the item for an exchange or a refund.

Q: 10. When this bar is mounted to a set of tripod legs and the screw holding them together is tightened down, can the bar be "spun" to different positions or is it affixed tightly to the legs (cannot be rotated)?

A: No, you would need to attach a pano base or a tripod head in between the bar and the tripod legs.