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Wall mounting Z560 speakers?

Rizen

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I want to wall mount them in my apartment, however, two problems:

1) It's a 1 year lease, and I don't want gaping holes in the wall when I move out. I can refill them, I am sure, but what type of screws (or anything else?) should I use to safely secure them but not tear up the wall? What did you guys use?

2) Any way to easily hide the wires? Heh.
 
the satellites aren't very heavy, so you could probably get away with mounting them with small picture hanging nails. As for the wires, i'm not really sure there's any easy way to hide them other than running them through the walls. Home depot sells this channel stuff that sticks to the wall, but it doesn't let go too easily. You may be stuck with the ugly black wires unless you can run them behind stuff
 
Where are they going to be mounted? Is it in a computer room or a bigger room? You could get speaker stands and avoid messing with the walls. Just a suggestion. I'll agree with you that wall mounting + hidden wires would be really nice though.
 
dudewth said:
Where are they going to be mounted? Is it in a computer room or a bigger room? You could get speaker stands and avoid messing with the walls. Just a suggestion. I'll agree with you that wall mounting + hidden wires would be really nice though.
They are going in my bedroom.

I just got some anchors and a drill. Time to get 'er done. I can live with some wires, all but 1 speaker will be fairly hidden behind stuff.
 
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