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

Well made and durable, just what I needed at a fraction of the price some were asking. I'll let you know after installation and testing.

Installed high up on the wall in our lobby, these may need a small wooden wedge at the vertical adjustment point to prevent long sagging.

Sufficient for 40lb EON615 speakers. I had to add a screw to the tilt adjustment hole to keep the mount from tipping over. But after that it worked wonderfully.

Product Folds to minimum installation angle and weighs less than 35 lbs. It spared no effort. Self-modified bail arm works because complex installation makes removal undesirable. Setscrews/bolts are missing. Also, I had my own that worked. Just take another product, there are many good ones out there. Choose wise.

Only three stars like the ones I got is another brand with Pyle stickers stuck on and the old name with sandpaper. I'm not even joking. At least they left some color lol! But I needed it fast and I knew the corner needed to be drilled and pinned and the price was perfect! So 3 stars for the dubious renaming and lower metal size but the price is great compared to the Gator brands and other prices.

I love the sound of my DJ setup with tall speakers! I ended up drilling holes in the middle to attach them to the studs. The holes they drilled are too big and don't match the bolt, that's my only criticism. You can use drywall anchors but be prepared to buy larger ones as hoes are big. The adjustable part can only support about 25 pounds. I have small bookshelf speakers and they work great. I say they are worth the money and they updated the picture so they have a new model that is stronger!

All you need are spring washers. They include incline adjustment shims, but they don't hold anything very well. I used 33lb Peavey PR15 speakers and they didn't hold a corner. When I added the shims they were able to hold them. Also, the screw that attaches to the wall plate and allows you to press it against the wall when not in use needs to be tightened, or there's a little play on the arm, making it difficult to remove the speaker , unless someone is holding it. device and a second person…

The product seems solid and for the most part I'd be happy, especially given the price. I have been buying Pyle products for many years. Problem: I have very small 12" Carvin PA speakers and these brackets can't even support their weight. They're supposed to hold 77 pounds, but my speakers are much smaller and won't work. I don't want them tipped down , but no matter how hard I tighten the hex bolts, they fall off. For the record, I'm a contractor and I know the tools and bolts, so that's not a

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…