Universal Satellite Speaker Mount in Black - Vantage Point SATS-B Review

Ideal for in-ceiling speakers. When mounted on the wall, the speaker sags a bit and doesn't look that good. The pan head screws that attach the speaker to the bracket are very thick and don't quite fit the keyhole on the back of my Energy speakers so I had to change the keyhole. Overall they are very reliable and I would buy them again.

I've been looking for an inexpensive but high-quality mounting system for my surround system for a few weeks. That's it. The kit includes all the necessary mounting hardware and is easy to attach to the wall and speakers. They snap tight and look great (well, you don't really see them, but I like it). This is a great purchase. Although I've read that if you keep tweaking them in the future, they aren't very good. I don't need to change them. I bought 5.

Holds our Sony home theater's small satellite speakers (<5 pounds each) well. It's a little tricky to line them up correctly, but it's ok if you work on it a bit. Lots of mounting hardware for different speaker types. Surprisingly, I received 2 in the package, even though the description says "bracket for a satellite speaker". It may have been a shipping error, but you can start ordering 2 if you're trying to install 4 speakers.

I bought these to set up a Paradigm Cinema series in my basement. You've done a solid job. I wouldn't recommend them if you're constantly repositioning your speakers (by loosening and tightening set screws). Set screws wear out over time. Otherwise, if you need to tweak it, set it up a few times and then forget it, it's great value for money. I would not recommend speakers over 5 pounds. (They say 8 max) because I think the set screws might have durability issues. My cinema is 3.5 pounds and it

After weeding out the side table speakers and the ubiquitous cables, I decided to finally take the plunge and wall mount the surround back speakers. Having them about 30cm above ear level on either side of my living room has increased exponentially in both presence and clarity when watching TV/movies and ESPECIALLY when playing Xbox360 games! who lack the self-learning gene. My satellite speakers are small (2-3 pounds) so there wasn't an issue with the weight. But my dad has fairly beefy rear…

I bought these brackets to install the surround channels in my Yamaha NS-SP1800BL 5.1 home theater speaker set. These things fit perfectly and have no problem holding the speakers. I was amazed at how many different screws came with them, allowing you to mount them in almost any situation. Loudspeakers from every angle. They also come with a detachable extension that allows you to have a little more wiggle room if you need it. If you're looking for a quality mount that isn't bulky and fits your

Although recommended for Bose speakers (smaller than my Yamaha speakers), these brackets hold my larger speakers with no problem. They have numerous speaker mounting options and even more wall or ceiling mounting options. All I had to do was mount a couple of speakers to drywall - no bolts - and these mounts came with the hardware to do it. They have detachable extensions so you can lift them 2" or 6" (approx) off the wall. It's big, strong and plentiful. Read other reviews. My surround system:

I bought the first pair to suspend the rear speakers of a 7 speaker system. I was positively surprised by the versatile design, with which almost any desired mounting angle on the wall or ceiling can be realized. I had to come up with a little improvisation: my Onkyo speakers have a keyhole design for wall mounting, and while such an adapter is included, I was disappointed that it wouldn't hold my speakers properly. Instead, I unscrewed the keyhole metal bracket on the back of the speaker and…

For small and light satellites (up to 4 pounds I think) this is a really good deal. As other reviewers have said, they come with plenty of hardware for different types of speakers, including a keyhole adapter. However, this isn't great for heavier speakers approaching the manufacturer's stated limit (8 pounds). I just hung 4 Infinity Primus 140s on it. The 140s weigh 7 pounds and are physically bulky. First you need to very, very tight (without cracking the plastic) the Allen screws on each of…