Pipishell Speaker Wall Mounts, Dual Side Clamping Bookshelf Speaker Mounting Bracket, Speaker Mounts for Surround Sound, Bookshelf Speakers up to 50 lbs, 1 Pair

It works well and looks very nice holds up good

Excellent product for the price. The speakers fit very well and tight. Easy to install. Material feel strong

My monitors used to shake my desk. Now i cant even feel them through the wall.

These will hold a small child. They're rated for 50lbs! I bought these in an emergency situation, where the cheap speaker mounts I had been using were starting to bend and give out. Well the last thing I want is my speakers to come crashing down onto various objects around the room. These were half the price of the ones that said that were specifically for Klipsch.The only issue is that they're made for square sides and my Klipsch Reference speakers taper to the back, so they can't sit flush against the sides of the clamps. But they do a good enough job despite that, and are never going to give out.Oh, and I love how adjustable they are. I will turn the speakers towards the place I'm going to be sitting and I can turn them right back.

I have these holding a pair of R-40M mounted to the wall on each side of my tv. Installed pretty easily with a drill and impact driver. Adjusting them is a bit strange, but not too difficult. Speakers felt sturdy when placing them into the slot. I anticipate these will last for a while.

Purchased to mount my Sony Core SS-CS5 speakers (7x8x13, 10lbs). They come with 4 very large lag bolts of good quality to mount to studs, as well as anchors for masonry/brick walls. The speakers fit fine, and they would accommodate much larger speakers. There is plenty of adjustability. The base has just a little wiggle when the speaker is secured, but as long as they're level I'm not worried about the speakers falling off. I'm not sure I'd trust it to hold more than a slight tilt in the long run without something more to secure them to the mount. The mounts include small strips of velcro to secure speakers to the mounts, but they're so short I don't know what good they'd do most people. I purchased a roll of .75 inch velcro and made straps to provide additional anchoring just as a precaution.One thing to note if the speaker arms have a small hole I assume is to route the speaker cable through to keep it from pulling the wires if you adjust them. These holes are too small for banana plugs, so if you want to use plugs and ever want to relocate/replace the wires, you'll have to disassemble the plugs to pull the cable out. Not a big deal just something I thought I'd mention.Would purchase again and recommend to a friend.

My husband purchased these to mount his speakers on the wall. I'm not a fan; they extend too much. I would gave preferred something that's flush with the wall.

First of all, ignore the installation video on this product's amazon page. If you mount them with anchors into drywall, you are asking for trouble. These need to be mounted on a stud, or if that is not possible, an approach similar to what I have shown in the picture will work well. I spanned the studs with a piece of hardwood, screwing the hardwood to the studs with two screws on each end (I used trim screws because they have very small, easily hidden head? Then you can mount wherever along the hardwood that you want. The speakers are Jamo C 91 II's and weigh less than 10 lbs. each.Contrary to what some have suggested, if you properly install the speakers into the brackets, I have no concerns about them falling off. There are front and back clamping screws so you can cinch them down pretty tight and the brackets are padded with rubber to avoid damage to the speaker sides.