WALI Speaker Wall Mounts, Dual Side Clamping Bookshelf Mounting Bracket for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers, Hold up to 66 lbs. (SWM201XL), 1 Pair, Black

Awesome. I mounted 2 bookshelf speakers on the wall.Very sturdy. Make sure you boly it down right. the spanner supplied makes things super easy.I took an hour to do both by myself.Tip to other. purchasers: see of you can put a plastic 75lb anchor if you do not have a stud/inconvenient stud location. I had to do that on one side. the instructions do not mention this, but if you do this, it works very well.you can get those also on amazon or your nearby hardware store.

These speaker mounts are solid. Setup was super straightforward—took maybe 10 minutes total. They feel really durable, and once they’re up, they don’t budge.One thing that stood out: the lag screws they come with are huge. If you hit a stud (which you definitely should), these things are locked in tight. No wobble, no second-guessing.They’ve got a clean, low-profile look too, which I appreciate. Nothing flashy, just simple, strong, and they do the job really well.

I have Edifier R1280DB speakers and I wanted to position them to the ear level and did not want them to occupy the desk space anymore and not settling down to using stands of any sort.They are nicely packed and come with all the screws necessary to mount it and secure the speakers.I was concerned that due to the powered speaker weight, I will need to screw the speakers in however, the clamping design is so intuitive and strong that I am sure itll hold and I save my speakers from drilling into which is a huge plus. Another concern was rattling of any sort or distortion which also has not proven to be the case perhaps thanks to the soft fabric material that is glued everywhere where the clamps meet the speaker, I must admit this was cleverly designed and I approve this 100%!The only issue I had was that I mounted the speaker in the clamp before seating the clamp into the wall mount part, I did it nice and centered also been careful not to push off the rubber pads only to find out I have to take the clamp part off because I forgot to put in a mounting bolt with a plastic washer first. After doing that correctly another issue was placing it this way onto the wall mount part, aligning the bolt through the plastic arm and then wall mount metal while maneuvering the heavy speaker with attached clamp part... I could just do the difficult work first and then mount the speaker on assembled wall mounted clamp but I did want to have it perfectly centered and not to damage the rubber pads of the speakers and this could be done only with the speaker being up side down. As I was almost done, I could not understand why I couldnt finish off the very last step which was same steps as stated above but on the left speaker, upon screwing a bolt with included nut, I placed a washer from underneath where Clamp part meets the wall mount part, routed the bolt through, placed the nut (part: N8 Nut-h) and started to twist it counter clock wise, luckily I didnt let go of the speaker right away, I wanted to make sure theres grip and resistance as I kept screwing it in, to which I realized Im twisting this nut for good half minute, I reversed the turning direction and same thing, no resistance, it just loosely kept turning. So I took the speaker off and then inspected the inside of the nut. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT and anger overwhelmed me. The nut has no thread! How am I supposed to finish my project? Luckily I do keep all the screws, bolts, washers and nuts from old furniture and I did happen to have a metric M8 nut in the house. Otherwise I would have to run to home depot and waste at least 40 minutes of my day which I find very sad! Sad is the look of it now as well. The nut I'm using is screaming compared to the right speaker which I hope is a temporary solution as I will be contacting the seller regarding the nut issue and post the results here in an Update form.Otherwise a 5 star item, well, I would give it 4 because I wish it could be retractable and erectable when it comes to distance from the wall but then I assume my wanted feature would cause rattling and imbalance in the entire assembly so 5 star it is for the product as it is sturdy and holds a powered speaker under any tilted angle desired and rambling bass it wont give in, hold speaker securely and without any damage to it whatsoever, so if youre using it for passive bookshelves w/o rubber pads on them, even better - simple install, just make sure youre securing this to a wall! Physics are at huge play here considering these have to hold across the bass factor which would loosen up any screw from a drywall without serious anchoring.Edit: Contacting the seller was a breeze and received replacement within just a few days by mail free of charge. I offered sending the defective part back which was not necessary and seller sent me two nuts actually. Very friendly and professional service. Definitely great company standing behind their products.Regarding the items functionality, nothing has changed since day one, hold speakers in angle you tilt them at, while moving them left, right. The sound clarity I am getting now is unbelievable and virtually makes me feel the sound comes even from behind me. The way I have them tilted downwards 5 degrees facing my ears the way I can see left speaker's right wall with my right eye opened but when I close right eye, left eye cant see that side wall only face of the speaker. Same applies in reverse order to the right speaker. The setup is 60 degree triangle in about 1 yard distance. Would NOT be achievable without this product. Reviews do not lie. If youre considering between other products of same price range like I did, these tilt and have foam padding, they dont rattle and are very very sturdy. 100% Recommended!

A tight fit for 12 inch wide speaker with stand positioned on a side wall. The bracket can be adjusted to move speaker to the right or left. Though Not enough to allow speaker to swivel freely. The speaker hits the cover at the wall. However, I am confident speakers will not fall. Solid attachment to wall studs.

I used these to put a pair of Dynaudio BM6A mk2 on the wall, easy to set up. I did it by myself although would have been a lot easier with another person. They work great, really sturdy in the studs, speakers are not going anywhere.

Purchased to mount Sony bookcase hard-wire speakers. After installing the first one, the second went quickly. The mount is steady, and allows the speaker to be securely mounted—while I did not use the side screws. However, the plastic flange to cover the base is flimsy and doesn’t stay seated. This is bad if your speaker needs to be angled and exposes the flange. Otherwise, the speaker bracket is appropriately sized for Sony bookcase wired speakers, and I think the price is fair. However, I did not remove my speaker wire outlets to run the wire through the bracket.

Been 2 years now since using this, and still holds up really well. They’re incredibly sturdy and solid, very hefty so make sure the wall you mount to will hold it up! Easily adjustable for different speaker positions. Installation wasn’t difficult either. Overall fantastic for the price.

I'm looking for some slick wall mounts for my surround sound speakers. They gotta be sturdy, but not an eyesore, you know? Ideally, they'd be adjustable so I can fine-tune the angles. Bonus points if they're easy to install.