Save space and elevate your speaker placement for better acoustics with this Sonos Era 100 Wall Mount. This single mount in black features a sleek, low-profile design that takes nothing away from the appearance of the Era 100. If table or shelf space is at a premium, this is an ideal option that offers the additional benefit of reducing acoustic reflections and minimizing vibration. Also, with a ball-and-socket joint that can swivel up, down, left, or right by 15°, you can easily direct audio to suit your space. As an added bonus, Sonos includes all the hardware you'll need for installation.

Single Mount for Sonos Era 100    Sleek, Low-Profile Design    Reduce Acoustic Reflections & Vibration    Ball-and-Socket Joint for 15° Swivel    2" Clearance for Optional Sonos Adapters    Color-Matched to the Era 100    Drywall Mounting Hardware Included

If you need to use the optional Sonos Line-In Adapter or Sonos Combo Adapter, a full 2" of wall clearance is provided to accommodate the connection.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When the film expire?

A: Our film stock generally has an expiration date from 6 month to 1 year from now.

Q: 2. Will this film work in this old Bolex H16 I found that came with double perf film inside or is the H16 for double perf only? (double perf 16 mm is not made anymore)

A: Sure, unless the Bolex has a modified gate for animation (double perf necessary in this case), it should be OK. However, check the film gate and look for any pin (s) on the left while you move the motor/spring inching knob manually. Most likely, you'll only see the right-hand pull claw in motion. Good luck.

Q: 3. Does this work for an Agfa Tripar film camera

A: Sorry, I don't know. I used this film in a Bolex 16mm movie camera.

Q: 4. Does the mount swivel so these can be ceiling mounted?

A: The included mounting brackets for the Sonos Outdoor by Sonance (Pair, White),BH # SOOUTDRWW1 feature enough swivel angle for ceiling or under-eave mounting configurations.

Q: 5. Is there additional information on developing the film using d-76 developer?

A: D-76 is a negative film developer and thus cannot be used for Tri-X which is a reversal or positive image film. Motion picture film should only be developed by a professional motion picture laboratory. They have the machines and the staff experienced in that process. Doing this at home has been done but it is not recommended due to the great complexity and expense.

Q: 6. The package reads Load in Total Darkness. This film is not on a daylight loading reel?

A: It's on a daylight reel so you don't have to load in total darkness.

Q: 7. How does the PX720 differ from the PDX700?

A: The Kanto Living PX720 Articulating Full Motion TV Wall Mount f/42-100" TVs BH #KAPX720 is a basically a refreshed Kanto Living PDX700 Full-Motion Wall Mount for 42 to 100" TVs (Black)BH #KAPDX700 , with no substantial differences between them.

Q: 8. Does it have mounting poles on the back? For a heavy equipment, like UPS.

A: The APC NetShelter WX 12U Wall Mount Cabinet (12 RU) does not appear to include poles of any kind, but does include a template for mounting to a wall.

Q: 9. I have a Bell & Howell Filmo model 70a. It shoots at 16fps. F3.5 to 16. How well would this film work for normal daytime outside. I know I will have to mod the double perf sprockets? Thanks!!

A: Film works perfectly indoor and outdoor (daytime). A lot depends on you lens aperture of course...

Q: 10. Where can you get the exposed film processed?

A: There are very few (if any) labs left in NYC, so I, like the other three posters, sent my footage to Cinelab in New Bedford, Massachusetts. They do great work with processing and telecine, plus they don't have minimum quantities so you can just send in a roll or two and they won't give you a hassle.