On Stage SS7914B Wall Mount Speaker Bracket

Worth every penny .This is a simple heavy duty permanent solution.Most commercially used speakers that are big have a pole mount hole on the bottom.Do the math make sure it fits and this will do the job .Moves left / right .Find a stud and anchor it in .I ended up going to the hardware store and spending a few bucks on longer wood hex top screws . Dont worry - be happy .

As others indicated, this no longer includes instructions. If you are mounting these in a commercial building, chances are you are dealing with metal studs. To install in metal studs, you need to drill a one-inch hole in the exact center of the metal stud as you will have little to no room for error as most metal studs are around 1 1/2 inches wide or slightly larger. I used the DEWALT DW1629 1-Inch drill bit rather than the standard step bits because the step bits take away too much drywall. Attach the washer to the 3/8 inch bolt and then put the bolt through the speaker bracket hole. Attach the spring toggle to the end that comes out and insert the spring toggle through the one-inch hole. It will barely fit.

I actually had a very strange use case for these. I'm an av guy and I had a pair of ev speakers I was using as my entertainment system sound. I had them on tripods but they took up so much room. I bought these mounts expecting to mount them in the wall. Well even though in measured it stuck out further than I wanted to pull my entertainment system. So I realized I can mount them in any direction. I bought some l brackets from home depot that's used to hold rafters together and some heavy bolts. I mounted to my entertainment system. It works great. I now have an almost self contained system I just need wheels lol. These mounts are very well made, sturdy, and exactly what I needed.

I used them to mount my 60 pound Yamaha speaker’s and they work great

I use these for mounting 10" speakers on the sides of truss towers. I have them attached to two global truss snap clamps on each. The mounting holes are probably M10 size roughly, and the thickness of the tubing is about 3/4". I ended up having to remove the snap clamp bolts and install longer bolts to get thru the 3/4" tube depth with enough room for washers and locknuts, but it wasn't a big dealThese are really well made, solid quality. Also cool that they include spacers in case you have speakers that need a larger diameter tube mount. Only negative is that the spacers have strings to keep the with the brackets, but there is no place to actually tie the strings on the brackets themselves. I fortunately didn't need the spacers, but if I did, I'd have to make sure to safely store the spacers when transporting, as there is no way they would stay on or with the brackets unless they were all taped or boxed together.Just sort of a weird oversight, they give you tethers, but nothing to tether to.... But they're super well built and rock solid, so it's not really a big deal.

WOW. I got these in two days even during a pandemic.Like other users had stated, these are pretty large. But I was able to drill a new hole and move the speaker closer to the wall very easily. Just remove the nut, drill the new hole, and place the nut and bolt in the new hole. Easy Peezy. You could even chop off the excess if you like since the end cap comes off.

We bought these for our church, and I put them up today. It is nice that they come with the adapters for the 1 3/8 as well as 1 1/4 speaker mounts. Unfortunately there were no instructions or data sheet with these. They are quite large for their weight and allow 14 inches of clearance from the pole mount to the bracket, and come with both bolts and toggles or lag screws, however I question if bolts and toggles would hold a speaker. The other thing I was keen to try, was inverse mounting since I am using them to hold up some small Yamaha DXR8 powered speakers. On Stage makes decent products that do what they say.

I didnt really know if these would work in my classroom (I teach music) but they're very sturdy and hold up well! I especially love that I can take the speakers down over the summer while they paint my room and then I can put them back up on my own. No help neededed!

Just installed them last night. I had my EV EKX12P put on them to save space and not using the pole from subwoofer and stand.I miscalculated so I did not leave enough space to put the speaker on since I made it too close to ceiling so the speaker lacks space which is the height of its center interior hole.With the support they are leveled correctly.Worth buying!

I like that the mounting screws are large and am fully confident that this will hold. The distance from the wall is sufficient to avoid problematic distortion.

I wanted a solution for my PA speakers that didn't cost me floor space. These brackets work perfectly.

Perfect for my mini studio 👌Easy to install!

Worked perfectly for installing my QSCs.