B-Tech BT77 Ultragrip Pro Speaker Mount, Set of 2, Side Clamp with Tilt and Swivel, Black

After searching the various internet sites, I finally found what I hoped was a speaker wall bracket that was strong, would take a heavy speaker without having to damage/screw holes to my bookshelf speakers, and once fitted to the wall, would allow me to not only angle the speaker to my required line of sound, but also tilt slghtly to point the speaker down towards the listener position. Once arrived I eagerly opened the box and the first thing that I realised was the build quality, with all the parts being very easy to assemble and of top quality. Even the glossy black cover is made of a strong high quality finish plastic. The excellent side clamping method to secure the actual speaker is very positive and holds my 7kg bookshelf speakers tightly without leaving any scuff marks or having to screw the speaker in position. If you are looking for top quality speaker brackets that not only look great, but are functional and very versatile then these are the brackets for you. The box includes a pair of brackets, all fittings and screws, washers etc, and ample wall plugs and screws. All of high quality. Highly recommended. Full 5 stars for this product. Not the cheapest but certainly the best in my opinion.

Great product that suited my needs Used it to hang a bookshelf speaker 6ft above on a wall. Easy setup. Sturdy finish. It may even support heavier loads. Locking the speaker is easy and the bolt cover made the finish look professional

I bought these to mount some Q Acoustics 2020i speakers on a sloping attic ceiling. These speakers are fairly heavy and so the maximum weight rating for the clamps was important. Rated up to 25 Kg they are well capable of carrying the 5 Kg that the speakers weigh. The clamps are well made , very sturdy and easy to fix up but one oversight in their design is that there is no provision for hiding any rear entry cable . To get round this problem I drilled a hole through the top of the metal box section that sits under the speaker support plate. By placing this hole about an inch from the back of this strut (near to where it joins to the wall fixing plate ) I was able to thread my cable in from the rear and up through the hole I had made. Fortunately the box section is open at the rear to allow this.I also had to make a slight hole in the plastic covering plate to allow it to slide over the speaker wire. Doing all this will enable connection to speaker terminals on the back of any speaker or , as in my case , to speaker terminals placed on the bottom of the speakers. Because I was using speakers with terminals situated underneath the speaker I had to make my connections before actually fitting the speaker to the clamp's speaker support plate. As I was doing the job alone I fitted banana plugs as trying to connect bare wire would have been very awkward whilst up the ladder and carrying the weight of the speaker. I found another problem with my choice of speaker was that they have rounded edges at both top and bottom and this meant that the clamps only had a very small contact area with the sides of the speakers. It was insufficient to support my speakers properly as they face down to the seating. To get round this I made some wooden inserts to fit in the recess underneath the speakers utilising existing screw holes . I then made a couple of small holes in the clamp base so that I could screw through it into the wood. I don't think my speakers will ever come adrift and it was all achieved without any permanent modification to the speakers. There was ample adjustment on the clamps to point the speakers exactly where I want them and I am very happy with how things have worked out.The finished job looks very neat and tidy. I have only given the clamps four stars because I had to modify them to hide the cable and this is something B Tech should have built in to the design. In all other aspects they are a five star product.

These B-Tech BT77 speaker wall mounts were really easy to install using my basic DIY tools and skills. You need to ensure that you use appropriate fixings. The BT77s were very solid on the wall and easy to adjust. I like the way the fixing screws are all hidden by the cover plate. I was confident in mounting my heavy (12kg) speakers which measure 10 x 10 x 22 inches. The brackets and speakers were mounted and adjusted within an hour. To avoid cosmetic damage to visible parts of the speaker I didn't put screws though the side brackets into the speaker. While you can tighten the side brackets sufficiently to prevent the speaker sliding off the mount, I did put a screw through the hole in the base plate into the speaker base to provide extra security and stability: this enables me to tilt the speakers fully forward without any worry that they will slide off and this arrangement appears adequate for this size of speaker. I'd certainly buy these BT77s again if I was looking for a quality, functional speaker wall mount. For the price they are excellent.

Perfect product. Wanted something to mount surround speakers at a ~80 degree angle against the wall. Saw complaints in reviews about build quality, exposed hex nut on the bottom, and needing to drill your own hole for cable routing. IMO build quality is fine: the cover plate is sticking on fine for me. Had to make a tiny notch in the hole in it to get the cables I'd routed through the arm through when I slid it on. However: It comes with a plastic cover for the exposed hex nut at the bottom. Another review complained about it being exposed. I guess it's still not a thing of beauty but it looks fine IMO. There is a hole drilled for cable routing out of the wall behind the back plate which works perfectly (Though it's not huge, might be hard to get anything other than speaker cable for passive speakers through) My speakers aren't huge, but it's pretty sturdy even just screwed into plasterboard. I won't be deliberately swinging on it but I'm not worried about knocks. (And if you put it into something more solid then you could swing off it all you want) TL; DR: Buy this one

Wow better then I thought they would be so well made easy to put up and put together. Look great also holds the speakers very well without having to put screws into the side of your speakers to hold them safely. Yes I didn’t want to to that also. But they hold the speakers so well you don’t need to use the screws at all. They also have pads on the inside of the brackets which stops the brackets when tightened up really well from marking the sides of your speakers. I have had both of mine on the full tilt downwards and had them playing very loud and they have not moved at all without putting any screws into my speakers. They are the best and strongest brackets I have seen that hold very heavy speakers up to 25Kg plus they also look great and have covers for all the screws and bolts top product well designed and manufactured definitely can recommend them.

These speaker mounts are perfect for most monitor speakers. They look great and are very well made. Sturdy and come with everything you need to fix them to a wall. The only thing I might say is, the manual says to use an 8mm drill bit, however I would say use a 7mm bit first. The 8mm just looked a little loose. Saying that they are perfectly secure on my wall. I wouldn't want to hang myself off one, but they take my monitors just fine. I haven't even needed to use the self tappers either to secure the speaker to the mount. Partly because I don't want holes in my cabinets, but also because with the foam walls on the mounts you can get a very good grip on the speakers anyway. All in all a very good purchase for a very good price

I have a couple of highly-prized, but quite heavy, Q Acoustics 1010i speakers which I needed to re-locate as surrounds on the back wall of my man-cave. I deem myself very lucky to have come across this quality product on Amazon, read the reviews, and purchased. The designer alone deserves national recognition and an award. These substantial supports proved absolutely fit for purpose. I must admit however to placing the provided rawlplugs and screws to one side for future use elsewhere, solely because my wall consists of 25mm thick dry-lining before encountering brick. Following a few fails, I discovered the only plug-and-screw product which is solid enough for this type of wall are Rigifix M6 Anchors (another product I heartily endorse). The provided assembly literature for these speaker supports proved very easy to follow, and the resultant combination of support and plugs, beside looking a million dollars, is as rock-solid as it could possibly be. Worth every penny.

Très bon produit. Solide, bien construit, facile à installer pour qui n'a pas deux mains gauches. Le résultat est très satisfaisant. Cependant, dans l'intérêt général, voici deux remarques par rapport à mon expérience. 1) mes enceintes ont les angles inférieurs légèrement arrondis... du coup les "mâchoires" du support avaient du mal à agripper les flancs de mes enceintes... j'ai dû ajouter du double-face sous les enceintes. 2) les caches plastiques pour les pattes murales ne se "fixent" pas. Donc elles sont susceptibles de bouger. J'ai là aussi mis un peu de double-face pour les immobiliser.

If you're looking to get these mounts for your pioneers bs22: I don't recommend it. That is unless you enjoy living on the edge, or you're fine with screwing holes into your speakers. Due to how the speakers curve on the side, the clamping mechanism won't be able to clamp the whole side. What this means is that the surface area the mount is actually holding is very little, making the speakers prone to sliding off the mount if you're titling it forward. Now, if you're not going to be tilting the speakers, then you could potentially use these while having the thought that the speakers aren't 100% secure and could fall for whatever reason in the back of your mind. However, if you do choose to screw into the speakers to secure it onto the mount then the mounts are great. Its secure and it can rotate a ful 180! The only issue I can think of is that the mount requires you to essentially lock the position you want the speakers to be tilted. What I mean by this is that to be able to tilt the speakers you would have to unscrew one of the lugg nutts on the bottom, adjust the tilt of your speakers, and rescrew it(the lugg nutt is really hard to screw. You'll need a wrench. Can't unscrew by hand.), or else the speakers will just keep tilting forward due to the front heavy weight. Also friendly tip: screw the bracket in first. Next put on the bracket cover. Then start assembling the actual mount or you'll have to disassemble and reassemble it all over again. So, buy if you're ok with screwing into your speakers or if you don't mind them potentially falling. Happy mounting! Tl;dr Clamps don't clamp the whole side. Need to screw speakers onto mount for 100% secureness. Otherwise mounts are great.

This is very well made. It was intuitive and easy to assemble and mount. The fact that the skeleton of this is made of wrought iron gave me confidence that this would last long and hold up my Klipsch speakers easily and for long. Highly recommend

La instalación fue bastante sencilla, los utilicé para un par de Yamahas Hs7 y no tienen ningún problema en tolerar el peso. El ajuste es bastante cómodo y no afecta a la construcción del monitor

Cambiando mi equipo de sonido del salón, me decidí a comprar altavoces más grandes y específicos... estos ya no llevan "enganches" para colgarlos de la pared, por lo que tenía que comprar soportes. Estos están realmente bien, soportan hasta 25 kilos cada uno y sus ventajas, en mi opinión, son las siguientes: - Al atornillarlos a la pared (vienen tacos y tornillos para paredes macizas normales), llevan una tapa de forma que no se ve ni un solo tornillo. Acabado esbelto y elegante. - Se pueden girar prácticamente totalmente e incluso inclinar ligeramente arriba o abajo. - Puedes colocar una gran variedad de anchura de altavoces (consulta las especificaciones antes de comprarlos, para ver que se adapten a la anchura de tus altavoces). - Simplemente con apretar los lados, los altavoces ya se aguantan, aunque dispone de dos agujeros para atornillarlos al soporte (aunque si lo haces harás un agujero a tu altavoz lógicamente). Si los altavoces no son enormes, no hace falta atornillar. Yo compré dos packs, uno para los delanteros en los que puse unos Wharfedale Diamond 220, y en los traseros los Wharfedale Diamond 210 (más pequeños), los soportes van sobradísimos. Como comentario, el segundo pack que compré lo hice en Amazon UK (bastante más barato que en Amazon.es), desconozco como estarán los precios cuando leas esta opinión, pero por si os sirve... :)