Logi Z200 wall mount

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Wall mount for Logi Z200 speakers. This mount replaces the existing white frame and allows for horizontal (left or right side up) or vertical (upright only) mounting of the speakers to a wall using one or two screws to hang from similar to a typical mains power board. When printing support will be required. Installation: 1) Unscrew the 8 screws on the back of each speaker and remove the cover. 2) Unscrew the 4 screws on the inside of each speaker in the area behind the drivers. 3) Pull on the sides of the existing white stand so the tabs come out from their slots on the sides (there is a little bit of vibration dampening glue in the tabs so a little force might be necessary, the stand material is flexible enough to do this without damaging it though)) then slide the stand off the speaker box (there are two small clips at the top too so you may need to slide it up slightly first). 4) In a similar fashion to how you removed the original stand, slide the wall mount onto the speaker box - pull on the sides, slide over the top, then allow the tabs to slide into the holes on the sides being mindful of the two tabs at the top also. 5) Replace the top 2 screws from inside the speaker box (the lower 2 wont be used). 6) Replace the back cover and the 8 screws that attached it. <b><font color="#FF0000">NOTE: You will be required to use a jack adapter, replace the power adapter or the jack on the existing one with a right angle jack as the current straight one extends too far. The plug is a 4x1.7mm barrel type and the power adapter is 5.5V 1.3A center positive.</font></b> Searching '1.7mm jack' on Aliexpress will get you results but remember to make sure the OD is 4mm too. If you dont want to cut off your existing jack you could make a jack adapter with a 4x1.7mm socket to a 4x1.7mm right angle jack, I couldn't find any off the shelf but that would be ideal if you can.