Question 1

It's great that there are 100 pics of everyones home theaters, but how do these attach to the wall? No pics of that. :(

Accepted Answer

There are 3 holes that are covered by a plastic cover. I used 3 toggle bolts (not included) to attach them to a wall but you can use the screws provided of you are securing them to a stud.

Question 2

Anyone using Pioneer SP-BS22-LR Andrew Jones bookshelf speakers with this mount?

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i built mine as i used the BS22s for my 5.2.2 HT atmos setup - cost less and more sturdy than this one - plus i'm not confident about these clamping on my speakers tilting down.

Question 3

how long is the arm of this mount? I need to rotate 90 degrees after mounting on an exposed beam to properly aim my speakers. Speakers: 6.5" w

Accepted Answer

The arm itself sticks out 6.5 inches. The length from wall to end of speaker mount is 10 inches, but my speaker sticks out an extra 4 inches and I cannot rotate it. The width on my speaker is 7.5 inches.

Question 4

Does the center bolt need to be completely tightened, or can it be a little loose to allow constant swivel?

Accepted Answer

It could be left a little loose to allow flexible swivel on the fly. I have them tightened fully since I don't want them to be moved, but I can't think of any reason they couldn't be left a little looser. However, do note that the angling downward of them will also be slightly adjustable/loose, since that bolt holds both positions in place; there's probably a "sweet spot" tighteness that you could find, though (also, if you are angling them the maximum amount downward like myself, the loose angle adjustment wouldn't really be a concern). One note/suggestion; if you plan on angling your speakers downward and they are of significant size, I'd go ahead and use the mounting screws included. I was hesitant to screw into the walls of the speaker, but they will very slowly slip out of their seat if you don't fasten them to the mount in some fashion (eventually falling out). I luckily caught mine slipping out before falling out and went ahead and used the screws. If you're keeping them mounted fairly level, the clamp and pads should easily suffice, as you can tighten the clamp/seat very tightly around the sides of the base of the speaker.

ASIN	B000X9O8SI
Additional Features	Bose Harmon Kardon Polk JBL KEF Klipsch Sony, Heavy Duty, Swivel Tilt adjustable, VideoSecu, wall mount
Arm Length	11 inches
Best Sellers Rank	#166 in Audio & Video Speaker Accessories #300 in Speaker Mounts
Brand	VideoSecu
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Speakers, satellite surround speaker
Compatible Phone Models	speaker
Compatible with Vehicle Type	Automobile
Customer Reviews	4.6 out of 5 stars 4,134 Reviews
Enclosure Material	Alloy Steel
Item Dimensions	12.2 x 10 x 2.8 inches
Item Weight	5.6 pounds
Manufacturer	VideoSecu
Mfr Part Number	MS56B
Model Name	MS56B
Model Number	MS56B
Mounting Type	Wall Mount
Shape	Rectangular
Special Feature	Bose Harmon Kardon Polk JBL KEF Klipsch Sony, Heavy Duty, Swivel Tilt adjustable, VideoSecu, wall mount Special Feature Bose Harmon Kardon Polk JBL KEF Klipsch Sony, Heavy Duty, Swivel Tilt adjustable, VideoSecu, wall mount See more
UPC	887473268867 753182737836
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Weight Capacity Maximum	33 pounds

VideoSecu One Pair of Side Clamping Bookshelf Speaker Mounting Bracket with Swivel and Tilt for Large Surrounding Sound Speakers MS56B 3LH

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