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Convenient. Includes a pair of wall-mountable speaker brackets to conveniently support a set of two speakers for stereo playback or mono sound coverage over a wide area. Strong. Heavy-duty steel construction ensures reliable weight support and provides outstanding strength for dependable installation of small speakers in schools, clubs, bars, restaurants, houses of worship, and homes. Adjustable. Main support arm swivels 30 degrees left and 30 degrees right while the speaker pole adjusts from straight up to a 30 degree downward tilt for precise sound direction. Versatile. Standard speaker pole accommodates a wide range of speakers weighing up to 80 pounds each and measuring up to 22” deep that have 1 3/8" mounting sockets. Professional. Durable black finish resists chips and scratches to stay looking new while unobtrusively blending into any decor for a professional presentation.
From the Manufacturer
Ideal for sound contractors, mount this bracket on the walls at night clubs, recording studios, home multi-media rooms, schools or just about anywhere! For mounting on flat surfaces this adjustable bracket features a tilting angle adjustment as well as a 30 degree swivel hinge.
Nick H.
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2025
We’re holding up some older JBL speakers, used a few lag bolts on each and it’s been close to 6 months since we did. Very strong, would purchase them again.
Leonard
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2022
Not too bad for the price. Works great for my smaller powered monitors.
Larrman113
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2021
Somewhere in the information it should prominently feature the words "Hardware not included". As good as the brackets may be, they are absolutely useless without the hardware necessary to mount them anywhere.
Patrick Gariepy
Reviewed in Canada on February 8, 2021
Tres professionel
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on February 17, 2021
A solid piece of kit. Very pleased with how sturdy they are. Seem to be well made with appropriately thick metal. Used to mount speakers that were on the typical tripod speaker stands. Easy to adjust. Look great and much more compact than the floor tripods.
Nalizduar
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2021
I was worried it would feel cheap or even have some plastic parts. It’s all meta and I was able to mount these to a brick/cinder block wall. They support the weight of my EV ZLX speakers that are about 40 lbs. very happy with these and great value!
Evelyn Ip
Reviewed in Canada on February 16, 2020
This one is good. Can keep the speaker straight at 90 degree without dropping.
Danick Charlebois
Reviewed in Canada on December 8, 2020
Fonctionne bien et prix abordable
shanmukha
Reviewed in Canada on August 29, 2019
Bien construit, solide, facile d’utilisation et beaucoup de liberté dans le choix de la direction a donner aux hauts parleurs.
CoreyTheFro
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2019
We recently got hooked up with some QSC K.2 speakers and needed to mount them up on a wall so we didn't make it sound like we were in a cave. We ended up having steel pillars that were tubular so I was able to drill holes for the mounts and then thread them so mount the mounts. They ended up coming out super clean and professional!The swivel is perfect and the adjustment angle for where the speaker goes is awesome! It allowed me to get the angle I needed so everyone in the building can hear.
Annie K. Knight
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2015
I need to write a bad review to undo all the 5-star reviews here. First, this is a quality product. HOWEVER, it is absolutely not made for 80 lb. speakers, even though it says 80 lbs. is the capacity. I am using Yamaha S115V, which weighs 65 lbs. The mount DOES hold it, but barely, and it wobbles back and forth. The extension arm is heavily flexed, and the teeth in the swivel look like they're about to slip (even though I tightened it up). I had to brace the speaker to the wall with another piece of metal for both safety and stability. I would give this a 4 or 5 star if it was rated only up to 30 or 40 lbs.
Robert B
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2014
These things are HEAVY DUTY, don't worry for a second about them failing... worry more about your drywall ripping off the studs! I got these for my M-Audio BX8 D2s and they mounted up no problem.Make sure you get anchors suitable for whatever you're hanging. I used 90lb anchors in drywall with no studs to lag into. 90lbs x 4 per bracket is plenty BUT don't expect to add the weight of the mount and whatever you're mounting thinking you're good to go. These are much larger than you think so they extend out of the wall 2-3 feet. Basically you have a huge lever arm hanging off the wall that's tugging on your drywall like a 4 foot breaker bar would on a lug nut wrench. If you don't understand this, figure weight of the bracket + speaker and multiply by 3-4 and you should be safe. Best thing is to lag into a stud, drywall can only handle so much before it literally rips off the wall.Now onto the bad part... THESE DO NOT COME WITH HARDWARE! I made the mistake of expecting to mount them late at night during my downtime but it didn't work out.Overall, a great product!
mollyconpapas
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2011
I was a little concerned that these brackets would not handle the weight of my speakers (JBL MR-925)considering that both the vertical and horizontal arms are movable, but they are even more sturdy than I expected. Like something off of a tank.I have the vertical arms angled forward one notch (maybe 10 degrees) and the horizontal arms angled at 45 degrees. NOTE: If you are going to angle the speakers down and turn them to the side you MUST have the movable horizontal arms, otherwise when you turn the speaker you will be pointing it back towards the ceiling.When I lowered the speakers onto the brackets (2 people, VERY slowly) the wall flexed but the bracket was rock solid. I am more concerned about the 3/8" lag bolts pulling out of the 3/4" plywood in an earthquake (I live in California.) Just make sure you mount them VERY securely into the wall studs, not just the sheet rock.The only down side is that they LOOK like something off of a tank so if you are concerned about aesthetics I would mount the speakers into the wall instead.
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