Vogels Efa 6825 reviews

+ This audio accessory has no outstanding positive points. - It scores very poorly on tilt adjustment.

£42 at 1 retailer out of 408 retailers checked

8.3 out of 10 based on 47 reviews.

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Some customer reviews of Vogels Efa 6825

Score 8.0/10

Good points:: Good product, offers good flexability and range of moment for pointing your speakers. Took my 30 mins to install the pair.
Bad points:: You must read the instructions.

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Confirmed purchase: 22 Nov 2010

Score 8.0/10

Good points:: Height adjustable
Looks good
Flexible design to add more
Bad points:: Too wide for smaller equipment such as an Xbox, so have added a glass shelf
Vogels do not supply a glass shelf option (so purchased mine from http://www.mirrorsandglass.co.uk)
Quite expensive

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Confirmed purchase: 20 Mar 2012

Score 6.0/10

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Confirmed purchase: 13 Oct 2009

Score 9.0/10

Good points:: Looks great, easily assembled, the Amp, Blu Ray, Virgin Box all look like their floating
Bad points:: Snug fit for cable management, when you add in all the wires for surround sound seperates, HDMI, Blu Ray & Virgin Box it can be a struggle to fit them in. once in though it looks great.

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Confirmed purchase: 12 Jul 2010

Score 10.0/10

Good points:: This Vigels support arm is very easy to set up and also very stylish and modern. A must for anybody who has a flat screen wall mounted TV .
Bad points:: No bad points

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Confirmed purchase: 08 Mar 2010

Score 8.0/10

Good points:: Looksgood and makes it easier to vacuum now no units on the floor.
Bad points:: Tricky to install. Need patience!

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Confirmed purchase: 05 Apr 2012

Score 7.0/10

Good points:: Neat and tidy appearance with all cables hidden away and off the floor. Infinite adjustability of the wishbone positions mean that ancillery equipment (WII box, Surround sound speakers etc) can also be stacked without difficulty.
Bad points:: I have two wishbones in one support stack - one wishbone has been a problem since I first acquired it in that it fails to lock solidly into the rear support bracket and will slide down with or without weight on it. I have had to prevent this by wedging a rubber 'bung' into the rear support bracket below it. Not ideal but it seems to work. I have no problems with the second wishbone.

The plastic caps for the top and bottom of the rear support bracket do not fit correctly once there are cables incorporated. I Have used 'blue tak' to keep them in position.