Mount-It! Speaker Wall Mount Full Motion Brackets for Surround Sound Satellite Ceiling and Bookshelf Speakers, 4 Mounts, Black

I was searching for mounting brackets for Sony surround speakers, keyhole fit, 2 mounts for each speaker. I added small 6mm machine screws for the speaker keyhole & used wing-nuts to secure to the mounts. Perfect fit. The brackets have hidden mounts that attached to the walls, along with an opening for back-wiring the speaker wire. Once mounted, the actual brackets slide over the plate and secure with a small screw. Couldn't have been easier.

I would probably have given these five stars if not for my front speakers, which are a bit on the heavy side at 7.5 pounds. That is just shy of the recommended 8 lb weight limit. As a result, the bracket doesn't quite hold the speaker upright, and the bottom rests against the wall. Not a big deal for my room but something to be aware of if you have bulky speakers. They worked much better with my surround speakers, which are a more typical "satellite speaker" size and weight.That being said, I really like the design of these brackets. They look good and are very versatile in terms of speaker angle/direction. They also don't protrude too far from the wall like some others I've seen.Installation is quite easy if you do it in this order:1) Attach the wall plate to the wall. I installed in drywall using the included anchors, and they worked fine.2) Attach the mount to the back of the speaker.3) Prior to hanging, adjust the angle of the mount. (This can be done by just holding it up to the wall and figuring out the best angle by trial and error. Once you have the right angle, tighten down the set screw.)4) Attach the speaker wires to the back of the speaker.5) Slide the speaker mount onto the wall plate. Done!After the first one, the other three took me less than 5 minutes each. Getting the angle right before attaching it to the wall plate is key; adjustments would be very tricky once it is mounted to the wall because of the location of the set screw on top. It would be equally tricky to hang the mount first then attach the speaker.There is a screw that attaches the bracket to the wall plate (it slides in from the top), but I found it unnecessary. The way the bracket slides over the wall plate, there's no chance it's going anyway (unless your house turns upside down).

works well with my yamaha SP160W rear speakers

These held the BOSE Double cube speakers on the wall during the recent earthquake.The plastic is a little springy but they are strong enough for this and certainly for single cube or small ball speakers.Very easy to install if you can use a battery screwdriver. The speakers mount on a screw, too so they don't clip onto the mount.If you fumble with a screwdriver, get a person to assist you. You can re-adjust the aim of the speakers once they are mounted.

Not sturdy at all!

The brackets arrived not as advertised. They do not have the thumb screw adjustable nut on the top of bracket. Instead, there is a screw there which requires a screwdriver to make adjustments. Other than that, they seem pretty sturdy.

No need to spend a lot of money on speaker mounts, these are perfect. Very simple to install. They swivel and tilt as well. If and when I need more, I will get these, no question.

Well it turns out these speaker mounts were not compatible with my speakers which did not accept a screw but instead needed a nut and bolt. I found a nut and bolt that would fit through the opening in the mount and attached it to the speaker. The instructions say you shouldn't mount with the anchors in drywall so I got some stronger anchors I already had and used them. The anchors I used work really well and the mounts are not going anywhere. Hopefully the nut and bolt setup work well.

Excelente opción de compra, el material es bueno de acuerdo al peso del altavoz a instalar. Mi caso es sobre Logitech z906