Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Mounting bracket with screws secures compatible bookshelf speakers to walls
This wall bracket is designed to mount 201 and 301 301V bookshelf speakers in a home-theatre setup. It includes the necessary screws for a secure attachment. The bracket suits installers who want a fixed-position mounting solution for these specific models.
Verify that your speakers are the 201 or 301 301V variants, as the bracket is made for those units only. Confirm the wall material can accept the supplied screws and will hold the speaker weight safely. If your speakers are a different series or you need adjustable positioning, this bracket will not fit.
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Yes, the WB-3 bracket is supplied with the screws required for mounting the 201 and 301 speakers.
The bracket is designed to fit both the 201 and 301 bookshelf speakers.
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