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I still wouldn't go hardwired and high up on brackets. You'll likely end up with issues driving the length of cable you're going to need (increased resistance). Class D amps still generate considerable heat which can kill them over time, lots of them are sensitive to power supply spikes and there's a reason most manufacturers are using dsp with them as they drive speakers in a different way to class A A/B. Speakers high on brackets normally give terrible room response problems regarding reverb.
It does sound like you're not to worried about critical listening though so if your aim is to fill the house with bright, unresolved, reverb laden digital sound then you're headed in the right direction.