Review on 🔊 Pyle PSTND6 Speaker Bracket Wall Mount (Pair) - Adjustable Swivel Angle, Long Arm Distance, and Solid Steel Pin for Hanging Speakers on Flat Surfaces by Chakravarthi Ladner

These mounts are definitely priced reasonably, but without modification they will not work properly. The main problem is that the lock for adjusting the angle of inclination is too weak. With a 45-kilogram column, the bracket immediately sinks all the way down, even after a concentrated pull. To fix this I drilled a hole and added a peg at a 90° angle, but when I reattached the bracket to the wall and put the speaker back on the bracket, the bracket immediately sagged again, this time by about 15 ° excessive joint play. I ended up removing the brackets from the wall and adding tapered wooden spacers behind them to bring them back up to level. Aside from the difficulty in keeping them at the right angle, they seem solid enough for 45 pound speakers, but I wouldn't go for them. to give them much more weight. Given the low price, modifications are acceptable to me, but if you buy them, you need a master's skills and tools.