Mount-It!Bookshelf Speaker Wall Mount, Pair of Universal Side Clamping Speaker Shelf Wall Mounting Brackets for Large or Small Speakers, 2 Full Motion Mounts, 55 Lbs Capacity, Black (MI-SB37)

Figured it was high time I upgraded the Front Height Atmos speakers in my theater. Wanted to stay within brand for timbre match and finally decided that a pair of Definitive Technology Studio Monitor 450's was the way to go. But damn, they're big (14x9x12) and pretty heavy (22lbs) to mount on a wall. Stumbled across these and missing some of the (misguided) put reviews, decided to give em a whirl. Wow! Surprised. Really well made. Strong and relatively easy to mount. Wasn't crazy about inserting a retaining screw into speaker base, but... Not only holds speakers securely but pivot mechanism allows for precise speaker alignment position, even with fronts pointed down! Was little worried about visions causing mount to loosen (have four truly monstrous subs in room) but nope, no effect at all. Big recommend! Great product!

These are excellent. They're very well made and adjustable. I was concerned about the method used for holding the speaker, before they arrived, but it wound up not being any kind of problem. Very well thought out design.

Excellent quality, much more solid and secure than my previous units. Certainly recommend

Use CaseI got these wall mounts to have a cheap way to use some old JBL S26 speakers in my garage. I needed a mount that could handle the weight, could angle the speakers somewhat downward, was inexpensive, and wasn't too unattractive.Packaging/Build Quality/AppearanceThe mounts arrived in a small white box. The finish of the mounting arms is protected with some cardboard, and everything is bagged. The hardware is in a single bag, with different parts sealed into different compartments (my least favorite packaging method). The welds of the square tubing to the flange were clean enough (though you won't see it if you use the cover plate), and none of the pieces appeared to have any surface finish imperfections or structural issues. The item looks fine... it's not an eyesore, but it's also not attractive. The finish on the metal is nice enough, but the plastic of the valence and end cap don't match it. The offset portions of the speaker clamp mechanism are not particularly nice to look at (when viewed from the bottom).Installation/Assembly (see special note!)I opted to mount my speakers into my wall studs. The JBL S26s are about 24 pounds (each), and with as far out as I was putting them, I didn't really want to trust wall anchors in sheetrock. If that's the route you're going to go, I would really consider buying better piton-style anchors to use instead. With two screws securing each mount plate there's enough play to get the mount level. Once the arm is mounted, you slide the cover over the assembly, and place the cap on the end of the arm. The bolt/cap assembly has a single nut responsible for securing the tilt/swivel position of the speaker - the problem with this is that there are no lock washers provided, and the bolt is not slotted, nor does it have a hex head. While you can certainly use the hardware provided, I definitely would recommend using a lock washer instead of the flat washer. I used them with the nut (because I didn't care how it looked - silver vs. black), but you can use them at the bolt if you care more about the finished aesthetics. The clamping mechanism seems solid enough, but I didn't trust it enough to use it without the accompanying screws THAT GO INTO THE SIDES OF YOUR SPEAKERS. Since I don't really care about my speakers, it wasn't a big deal... you may feel differently about damaging the finish of your speakers. The clamping force may be enough by itself, but I didn't really want to count on it, since I have the mount at the largest downward angle you can set... the last thing I need is a speaker bouncing off of one of the cars.ConclusionIf I had known that speaker stands like this were this inexpensive, I would have gotten them years ago. Sure, it would be nice if lock washers were included, or if there was a cap to put over the adjusting nut, but what can you really expect at this price point? Definitely recommended.

Easy to install and works exactly as it should

I used these in our garage to mount bookshelf speakers next to the TV. They are extremely durable and easy to install.

Great mounting options, very secure fit for many sizes of speakers. I put some chonky ones in here and they weren't going anywhere.

I bought these to wall mount my kanto tuk speakers I use with my pc. I wanted to free up room on my desk and these were the perfect solution 👌. Heavy duty and very easy to mount, even comes with all the necessary hardware as well!! The cover slides over the base and provides a clean look. These can swivel side to side and forward and back as well, very nice feature. The base can adjust quite wide and provides a nice tight fit so ur speakers will stay put. They even have holes that u can use to screw them to your speakers and included screws for doing so. I didn't want to drill holes in my expensive speakers so I just tightened the clamps and they are very snug and not going anywhere, these are very easy to adjust. Overall, I really like these mounts and would reccomend them to anyone looking for a very reasonably priced speaker wall mounts.