In this review we feature the best speaker wall mounts with adjustable clamps for home speaker installation including bookshelf speakers and surround sound speakers. These speaker wall mounts are simple to install and designed to hold your speakers firmly on the wall and are rotatable to create a sonic soundstage within your room environment. They are great for surround sound and home theater placements and allow you to install your side and rear speakers at ear-level for better sound protection. These wall mounts are also made of durable material and are rust and corrosion resistant for long-term use. If you are thinking of installing surround sound speakers or a home theater system in your room, these speaker wall mounts are definitely the ones you should check out for easy setup.
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#1 VideoSecu Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 33 lbs)
The VideoSecu speaker wall mounts are reliable, solid and very well-constructed wall mounts that are easy to install. These wall mounts come as a pair of side clamping speaker mounts with 360 degree swivels for speaker sound positioning – it also tilts 10 degrees up or down for better sound projection at ear-level. The clamp adjusts from 5.3 to 11 inches and is compatible with a wide variety of speakers including bookshelf speakers and surround sound speakers, with a supported weight of up to 33 lbs including cable management. The Videosecu wall mounts feature heavy duty steel construction with a wall plate cover for better protection. We liked the fact that mounts also come with standard mounting hardware with a user manual for easy reference.
We were very satisfied with the Videosecu wall mounts – they are easy to install and look pretty discrete and blends in easily into modern home décor. The wall mount has a solid platform for you to mount your speaker and an adjustable clamp style speaker adapter which allows speakers of multiple sizes to be easily mounted. The wall mount will accommodate speakers of up to 13 inches deep, 11 inches wide with a total weight of 33 lbs. They are great for larger surround sound or bookshelf speakers, and are great for wood or plastic speakers without mounting holes. We particularly liked the quality of these speaker mounts and we found that for 12” inches these mounts have enough clearance to pivot them a full 180 degrees without any hindrance. You could also secure your surround sound speakers with screws although this is not strictly necessary with the VideoSecu speakers – the mounts do come with screws for added security. They can hold your speakers in place for months and even years without moving an inche – they are great for home theater system setups as well as for commercial and outdoor wall mounting use.
The Verdict? If you are looking for something straightforward and easy to install, the VideoSecu speaker wall mounts come highly recommended. These wall mounts come as a pair of side clamping speaker mounts and are perfect for front or rear speaker installations. They also have 360 degree swivels and can tilt up or down 10 degrees for a much wider soundstage. The speakers come with clamps which adjusts from 5.3 to 11 inches and can accommodate a wide variety of surround sound speakers and bookshelf speakers with a depth of up to 13 inches deep. We liked the quality and solid construction of the Videosecu wall mounts and they feature heavy-duty steel construction with a wall plate cover. The speaker wall mounts come with standard mounting hardware and screws with a user manual for easy reference. Overall, they are really solid speaker mounts and blend in nicely with modern home décor and can be adjusted to provide a good soundstage in your room environment.
#2 VonHaus Universal Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 7.7lbs)
The VonHaus speaker wall mounts are a solid set of mounts for smaller speakers with a capacity of up to 7.7lbs. It comes as a pair of 2 speaker mounts which are suitable for home cinema or satellite speakers with single threated insert fittings. It comes with an adjustable mechanism that swivels 70 degrees left or right, or 20 degrees up or down tilt. This allows you to direct the sound towards a sweet spot and enhance your overall surround sound listening experience. The wall mounts provide a universal fit for all single point speakers together with single rear entry fittings for installation. They are also relatively easy to install and come complete with an installation kit with screws. Do note that these wall mounts are designed to accommodate smaller speakers with a maximum capacity of 7 lbs – they have a much smaller design and blend in easily with home interior décor without looking obtrusive.
We were impressed by the durability and quality of these VanHaus speakers – they are capable of installing on the wall easily without any issues and do not take up much space. We liked the fact that the manufacturers provide these wall mounts with a bag of mounting screws and a user manual for easy reference. It is made out of durable plastic material and has a good range of adjustment and swivel. The wall mounts are designed to be low profile and look good on the wall without compromising on stability. You can also remove the keyhole brackets on your speakers and mount these wall mounts directly onto your speakers for a much easier installation. They work exceptionally well for smaller 5.1 surround sound applications and hold the satellite speakers securely – the mounts are positioned indiscreetly behind the speakers and have a good range of directional adjustment for better sound projection.
The Verdict? The VonHaus Universal wall mount speaker brackets are an excellent choice if you need wall mounts for smaller satellite speakers not exceeding 7.7lbs. These speaker mounts are very easy to install and come with an installation kit with extra screws provided. Do note that your speakers require a single threated screw-hole in order to fit onto these speaker brackets. We liked the fact that the VonHaus mounts also come with swivel and tilt mechanism which allows you to adjust the satellite speakers to project the sound direction to optimize your listening experience. The speaker wall mounts are made of a tough black plastic finish and look very sturdy and durable – they also hide discreetly behind your speakers and blend in nicely with modern home interior décor. If you are looking for one of the best speaker wall mounts for smaller surround sound satellite speakers, the VonHaus speaker wall mounts come highly recommended.
#3 WALI Universal Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 55 lbs)
The WALI speaker wall mounts are designed primarily for larger bookshelf speakers with a mounting capacity of up to 55 lbs. These are essentially dual side clamping speaker wall mounts for large surround sound speakers and bookshelf speakers, and are suitable for high-end home theater setups. They come with really good adjustability with 90 degrees swivel and 7.5 degrees upwards-downwards tilt. The WALI speakers support up to 55 lbs on wood, concrete or brick walls and are able to secure the speakers firmly in place for months and years. The speaker wall mounts are compatible with speakers that are between 5.3 to 11 inches wide to fit inside the clamp. It also comes with non-marking and non-slip isolation pads which help to hold the speakers securely in place without marring the finish. The entire package comes with a pair of WALI side clamping speaker mounts, a full mounting hardware kit and a user manual for easy reference.
The WALI speaker wall mounts are primarily designed for larger bookshelf or surround sound speakers and work best as frontal stereo speaker mounts. It comes recommended for speakers that do not have a mounting attachment point at the back of the speaker as these mounts work by clamping the speakers sideways. The mount can be titled up or down 7.5 degrees and can be swivelled 45 degrees left or right to project the direction of the sound. The side clamping design of these speakers works nicely with oversized or curved frontal speakers and can accommodate speakers that measure 5.3 to 11 inches wide. We also liked the fact that the mounts include wire management channel cutouts on the wall plate allowing the speaker wire to run directly behind the mount for a clean professional appearance. It also comes with a keyhole slotted mounting plate that allows for fast levelling and easy installation on the speaker before mounting on the wall. The WALI speaker wall mounts come with large lag type bolts to ensure a strong and solid grip on the wall with a capacity of up to 55 lbs. The WALI speaker mounts are very high quality and are constructed from steel with a smooth satin black powder coated finish.
The Verdict? If you are looking for a set of reliable speaker wall mounts for larger bookshelf or stereo speakers, the WALI wall mounts come highly recommended. These wall mounts are designed to carry speakers up to 55 lbs and have side adjustable clamps – this means your speakers do not require mounting attachment points at the back to be mounted on these mounts. The mounts come with an adjustable screw provided on each speaker clamp for you to tighten or loosen the screws and adjust the clamp. On the clamps are 1/16” thick strips of soft rubber material which keeps the speakers in place and prevents any scratches. There is also rubber protection on the heel of the swivel base for the speakers to rest on. We were very impressed by the quality and durability of these mounts – the speakers hold up nicely on the mounting bracket without moving an inch. It also has the ability to tilt down, upwards, left or right to adjust the directional projection of the sound. If you are looking for a set of speaker wall mounts that are easy to install and heavy duty for larger speakers, the WALI speaker wall mounts are the ones you should go for.
#4 Mount-It Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 55 lbs)
The Mount-It speaker wall mounts are another solid set of wall mounts for larger speakers weighing up to 55 lbs or 25 kg. They come as a pair of speaker wall mounts and are essentially a pair of heavy-duty side clamp speaker wall mounts for medium to large bookshelf speakers or large studio monitors. They are built for a universal fit for speakers between 5.4 to 11 inches and are suitable for a wide variety of home theater speaker applications. These speaker wall mounts are durable and constructed with solid steel and covered with ABS material to prevent rust and corrosion. It also has good cable management and provides a really elegant modern appearance when installed at home. The speaker mount has an adjustable curved speaker base that can tilt 7.5 degrees downwards and swivel 180 degrees left or right to project the sound in different directions. The base is also padded with rubber to prevent slipping and to project the speakers. The Mount-It speaker wall mounts are easy to install with front and side holding clamps on the mount – it provides a spacing of 11” from the wall to make room for larger bookshelf speakers.
We were really impressed with the design of the Mount-It speaker wall mounts. The plates are wide enough to mount in the center of the stud and cover the hole in the dry wall alongside the stud, which makes them blend easily into home décor. These speaker wall mounts are very solidly constructed and can hold up pretty well against the weight of larger speakers. We did take some time to install these speaker wall mounts as they are slightly bulky and heavier than your average wall mount. They are suitable for speakers with a dimension of 5.4 inches minimum and 11 inches maximum, which can accommodate a wide variety of surround speakers and home theater satellite speaker setups. It can be installed on concrete or drywall studs, but require special drilling for metal or marble walls. The wall mounts extends approximately 11 inches away from the wall which provides good spacing for bass reverberation and sound projection. The Mount-It mounts are made from steel but comes in a matte black finish for blending into home interior décor.
The Verdict? If you are looking for heavy-duty speaker wall mounts, the Mount-it speaker wall mounts are the ones you should go for. These mounts are designed to accommodate heavier and larger speakers weighing up to 25 kg or 55 lbs. They are very durable mounts made from high-end steel and ABS covered for corrosion and rust resistance. It comes with a useful sliding clamp mechanism which holds the speakers on each side, with additional support from the rubberized padded bottom which provides extra grip. This design avoids compatibility issues between the holds in your speaker and the speaker mounting bracket. The wall mounts can be titled 7.5 degrees downwards and 180 degrees left or right for ideal sound projection. It is compatible with a wide range of surround sound speakers and is relatively easy to setup – the manufacturers provide an installation kit to help you get started. Overall, these speaker wall mounts deliver really good value and great support for larger speakers.
#5 Monoprice Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 22 lbs)
The Monoprice speaker wall mounts are compact wall mounts designed for medium-sized speakers weighing up to 22 lbs each. It comes in a set of two speaker wall mounts – each bracket is a two-piece unit with all the necessary mounting hardware included. It comes with an ABS bracket that mounts onto the wall and another ABS bracket to hold the speaker in place. The speaker mounts feature a ball jointed ¼” x 20 threated screw for easy installation. It also comes with a keyhole to 1/4″ x 20 adapter for use with speakers that lack a native 1/4″ x 20 mounting point. The speaker brackets are attached with a simple slide and lock mechanism for a secure installation. The Monoprice speaker wall mounts come with a really rugged design with durable high-density plastic construction. If you are looking for a pair of simple wall mounts for medium-sized satellite or bookshelf speakers, the Monoprice wall mounts come highly recommended.
We were quite happy with the Monoprice speaker wall mounts – they are relatively easy to install and come with many different mounting options included inside the package. The speakers are mounted securely and do not move or slip when the screws are tightened. The back of the speaker bracket slides off which allow you to gauge the depth to drill into the wall and install the anchors and stabilizers. The threaded rod that comes with these speakers is also longer and allows you to reach behind the speaker for further adjustment after they are mounted. The speaker wall mounts are coated with ABS material which makes them rust resistant and blend into home décor seamlessly. That being said, they do stick out from the wall at some distance and should be mounted at some distance between each other to make them less noticeable. The manufacturers provided drywall anchors which you can use to mount the bracket to the wall which is a nice added touch.
The Verdict? The Monoprice speaker wall mounts are a really versatile set of wall mounts that can hold up to 22 lbs and are suitable for medium-sized satellite or bookshelf speakers. They are relatively easy to install on concrete and drywalls once you find the stud. We liked the fact that the manufacturers provided all the parts for installation and provides various installation options for different types of speakers. The speaker wall mounts are made of durable ABS plastic material and look really durable and sturdy. The wall mounts come with essentially two ABS brackets that mounts to the wall and holds the speaker in place – it also features a ball jointed to a 1/4″ x 20 threaded screw. The only downside to these speaker wall mounts is that they are slightly protruding and do not have a tilt angle for speaker adjustment. Apart from this, they are pretty sleek speaker wall mounts and a great choice for small to medium sized speakers for home theater installations.
#6 B-Tech BT77 Ultragrip Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 55 lbs)
The B-Tech BT77 speaker wall mounts are well-designed wall mounts that are capable of holding larger speakers up to 55 lbs with side clamps and have adjustable tilt. It comes with a pair of adjustable clamps that fits speakers from 5.3” to 11” wide and is suitable for most bookshelf and surround sound speakers. The speaker wall mounts are capable of tilting upwards 7 degrees and rotate up to 180 degrees for speaker angling and directional sound positioning. They are relatively easy to install and come with all the hardware included to mount on stud, concrete or brick walls – the wall screws are well hidden behind the wall mounts for a more refined appearance. The wall mount works with speakers with a curved front type and also comes with a wall cover for a neat looking installation. If you are looking for a solid pair of speaker wall mounts for home audio installation, the B-Tech BT77 is definitely a great choice.
The B-Tech BT77 is a nice choice for medium sized speakers weighing up to 55 lbs and accommodates bookshelf speakers. We liked the fact that the metal arm that attaches to the wall is solid and the side clamping arms are also made of metal, which makes the speaker wall mounts feel robust and solid. The pivot platform that joins the speaker base with the mounting arm is made of high-density plastic which provides full support for the speakers. The clamping mechanism on the BT77 works rather well and has to be adjusted by tightening the screws on the clamp. The speaker wall mounts also come with all the hardware that you need for installation including the screws and anchors which makes things easier. Once the speakers are mounted on the wall, they are adjustable and swivel 180 degrees horizontal and 7 degrees vertically which is great if you want to direct sound from your speakers to a particular sweet spot. The only issue we had with these wall mounts is that you have to place the speaker wire right above the bracket which may attract some attention. Other than this the speaker wall mounts blend in nicely with modern home décor.
The Verdict? The B-Tech BT77 is a really solid and well-constructed speaker wall mount that supports larger speakers up to 55 lbs. They are easily installable on the walls and mounted with screws that go into the studs for stability. The can hold speakers securely and come with dual side clamps which hold the speakers in place – it fits speakers from 5.3” to 11” wide. We liked the fact that the manufacturer provided all the hardware for installation to mount on stud, concrete or brick walls and it also comes with a wall cover for a neat looking installation. Furthermore, these speaker wall mounts are capable of swivelling horizontally and rotating vertically to a limited degree which helps in directing sound to a particular sweet spot. The only downside to these wall mounts is that they are rather large and protruding, but if you need mounts for larger speaker setup, these definitely come highly recommended.
#7 AEON Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 25 lbs)
The AEON speaker wall mounts are screw-type wall mounts that can handle medium sized home theater speakers and bookshelf speakers weighing up to 25 lbs. The speaker wall mounts are versatile and strong and built for heavy-duty speakers – the side panels are made of two pieces of high-density plastic that snap together to cover the adjustment wheel and allow the speakers to tilt. The wall mounts pivots horizontally 120 degrees and up and down 20 degrees which gives a lot of leeway for adjustment and sound positioning. The angle of motion allows better tilting and pivoting as compared to other speaker wall mounts with a pivoting base. It also comes as a pair of speaker wall mounts for two speakers. The only downside to the AEON speaker wall mounts is that they require you to drill into the back of your speakers to mount the bracket that comes with these wall mounts. If you prefer not to drill into the back of your speakers, we would recommend getting wall mounts with a platform and dual clamps to place the speakers in the list above.
The one advantage that the AEON speaker wall mounts have over others is that they are less visible and blend in nicely into modern home décor – this is because the mount brackets are screwed onto the back of the speakers which blocks the wall mounts from view. They are very easy to install although you may have to drill into the back of your speakers to mount the bracket if your speaker does not come with mounting screws at the back. They are very sturdy wall mounts when properly installed into a stud and can hold your bookshelf speakers without any issues. It also has nice plastic covers to shield the hardware and screws for a much cleaner finish. Do note that the bracket mounting plate is around 5.5 inches from the wall when mounted, which may be a factor to be taken into consideration when installing these speaker wall mounts. The AEON speaker wall mounts are really solid and durable mounts that can hold your speakers in place for long periods of time without any issues.
The Verdict? The AEON speaker wall mounts are durable and high-quality mounts for medium-sized speakers weighing up to 25 lbs. The wall mounts look really sleek and come with an adjustment wheel that provides a really good 20 degree of vertical motion as well as a horizontal swivel of 120 degrees. The wall mounts provide really good tilting as compared with other speaker mounts and are well concealed behind the speakers so they do not look intrusive at all. The mounting brackets are made of high-density plastic material which screws onto the back of your speakers and keep them in position without moving. They are also relatively easy to install into a stud or concrete wall and come with all the necessary hardware for speaker installation. The only downside to these speaker mounts is that your speaker will need to support mounting brackets at the back of the speaker – or you might need to drill holes into the back. That being said, they are really good quality speaker wall mounts available at low cost and are definitely worth a closer look.
#8 Pyle PSTNDW15 Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 80 lbs)
The Pyle PSTNDW15 speaker wall mounts are heavy duty universal brackets that are capable of mounting large to small speakers directly onto the walls and support a maximum capacity of 80 lbs. They are durable, solid and reliable wall brackets that hang safely on flat wall surfaces. It comes as a pair of universal bracket speaker wall mounts with heavy duty reinforced steel that can carry heavy speakers without any issues. It comes with a universal standard 1-3/8” insert which fits most speaker cabinets and comes with an added solid-steel pin which serves as a safety stop. It is capable of hanging speakers up to a 30” speaker cabinet depth and has a distance from the wall of approximately 12.5”. The speaker wall mounts are also adjustable and have a tilt angle adjustment of 90 to 30 degrees and swivel angle adjustment of 30 degrees. If you are looking for a secure and reliable speaker wall mount for much larger bookshelf or home theater speakers, these Pyle speaker wall mounts are definitely the way to go.
We were quite impressed with the build quality of the Pyle PSTNDW15 speaker wall mounts – they are relatively easy to install over wall studs and secure the speakers firmly in place. The manufacturers also provide hardware for easy installation including plastic inserts – we would recommend using a good masonry screw with fastening these wall mounts into concrete walls. In terms of durability, these speaker wall mounts are really as good as it gets and are made from solid formed steel for structural integrity. It also comes with a solid-steel pin which serves as a safety stop for your speakers. We were able to mount two heavy public announcement speakers on these wall mounts and they are also easy to unscrew after use. We liked the fact that these speaker wall mounts provided some degree of motion including a swivel angle adjustment of 30 degrees and a tilt angle which helps with speaker positioning. They can accommodate speakers with a depth of 30” and a weight of 80 lbs which is really good for a set of heavy duty speaker wall mounts.
The Verdict? The Pyle PSTNDW15 is a heavy-duty speaker wall mount for large bookshelf and surround sound speakers with a maximum capacity of 80 lbs. They are essentially wall mounts designed to secure large speakers onto the wall firmly and are made of solid formed steel for structural integrity. The only downside to these speaker mounts is that they are slightly protruding and extend up to 12.5” away from the wall, which makes them harder to conceal. The wall mounts have a tilt angle adjustment and swivelling angle of 30 degrees which provides minor speaker directional adjustment. We liked the fact that the manufacturers provided installation hardware together with these speakers and a solid-steel pin as a safety stop. Do note that the inserts that come with these brackets are for concrete walls and are not suitable for drywalls. Overall, they are really durable speaker wall mounts that are made for larger and heavier speakers and we highly recommend them.
#9 Omnimount Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 15 lbs)
The Omni-Mount speaker wall mounts are good quality mounts that are suitable for medium-sized bookshelf or surround sound speakers with a capacity of up to 15 lbs. It comes with a polymer-injected ball which reduces resonance for better sound quality and performance, and is made with stainless steel hardware for added strength and durability. These wall mounts are suitable for all-weather use which means that they also work well as outdoor speaker mounts on patios and decks. We liked the ball and clamp design of these mounting brackets which provide greater flexibility – it also includes clamp and jaw with a thread size of 3/8” – 16. It fits most bookshelf and surround sound speakers and is relatively easy to install. The polymer ball fits snugly within the bracket and a small threaded shaft connects to the speaker – the ball rotates to provide freedom of motion for your speaker and for directing sound to the correct sweet spot.
The Omni-Mount speaker wall mounts are easy and relatively discrete – they are not easily seen and can be well-hidden behind your speakers. Do note that your speaker should come with a mounting hole in the back to allow the threated ball mount to screw into your speaker. The manufacturers also provided us with stainless steel hardware for easy installation which makes things much easier. The wall bracket that comes with the wall mounts is pretty heavy duty, although do note that with heavier speakers above 12 lbs the ball and clamp may not be able to hold them parallel to the ground. That being said, the bracket is relatively easy to install onto the back of the satellite speakers and the wall mounts are secure and firm. We would recommend using the Omni-Mount speaker wall mounts if you have relatively smaller speakers and need to use a more discrete and smaller speaker wall mount. The entire package also comes with the clamp and jaw for easy setup.
The Verdict? The Omni-Mount speaker wall mounts are very good quality mounts designed to hold medium-sized bookshelf speakers under 15 lbs. They are solid and durable wall mounts with a polymer-injected ball that reduces resonance frequencies for better sound quality. It also comes with stainless steel hardware for strength and durability and is suitable for all-weather use – including outdoor patios and decks. The ball and clamp design is relatively easy to use although you will need to screw the bracket onto the back of your speakers – your speakers will require a mounting hole on the back to affix to the wall brackets. The speaker wall mounts also provide a good degree of motion for you to angle the speakers at the correct spot for better sound projection. They are relatively discrete and can hide behind the speaker well to blend into modern home décor. If you are looking for speaker wall mounts that can do the job well for relatively smaller speakers, the Omni-mount mounting brackets are a great choice.
#10 On-Stage SS7322B Speaker Wall Mounts (up to 80 lbs)
The On-Stage SS7322B speaker wall-mounts are highly reliable and stable wall mounts for larger bookshelf and surround sound speakers with a maximum capacity of 80 lbs. They are ideal for home or commercial use and can be used for home theater system setups. They are designed for mounting on flat surfaces and come with an adjustable bracket feature with tilt angle adjustment and swivel angle adjustment of 30 degrees. The speaker wall mounts come with 90 interlocking teeth mesh together which forms a solid adjustable pivot point for tiling your speakers. It also comes with a solid-steel pin which serves as a safety top and a 9mm steel bolt and nut for easy installation. These wall mounts have a speaker capacity of 80 lbs and have a distance of 12.5” from the wall, which may be a factor to take into consideration with these speaker mounts. They are also black coated and blend in relatively well into modern home interior décor.
The On-Stage SS7322B speaker wall mounts are ideal for home theater speaker setups and larger bookshelf or satellite speakers. These wall mounts are capable of handling the weight of your speakers well and both the vertical and horizontal arms are movable and sturdy. The speaker brackets are very solid and well-constructed, and should be mounted very securely into the wall studs for maximum stability. That being said, the only downside to these speaker wall mounts is that they stick out rather obtrusively at a distance of 12.5” away from the wall which may affect your aesthetics – to avoid this you may also wish to mount your speakers into the wall instead like in-wall speakers, although this would take up more work for installation. The speaker wall mounts and bracket itself looks very clean and well-designed. Do note that the hardware that comes with these mounts are suitable for concrete wall installations but not dry-wall installations – you would have to get custom dry-wall hardware for this particular purpose. Apart from this, the wall mount also pivots which helps you get a good soundstage and project the sound to your favorite spot in the room.
The Verdict? The On-Stage SS7322B speaker wall mounts are solid and well-designed mounts for larger and heavier speakers up to 80 lbs. It comes with the standard 1 3/8” insert which fits most speaker cabinets. The pivot point on the wall mount is exceptionally strong and comes with 90 interlocking teeth which enables you to tilt your speakers without any issues. It also has an added solid-steel pin which serves as a safety stop together with a 9mm steel bolt and nut for easy installation. The wall bracket is made of durable and solid steel material that keeps the speakers in place and we would recommend mounting them securely into the wall stud to avoid any issues. The pivot is swivel adjustable which helps you get a better soundstage in your room. The only downside to the SS7322B speaker wall mounts is that they protrude 12.5” from the wall which may affect the aesthetics of your living room décor. If you need a set of speaker wall mounts for larger bookshelf or surround sound speakers up to capacity of 80 lbs, the On-Stage SS7322B are definitely worth checking out.
FAQs
Where is the best place to wall mount speakers? ›
Wall mounting is often the easiest option. It's important that the speakers be placed at ear height and that they be placed equidistant on either side of the TV. In addition, there should be at least one meter of space between the speakers and any side walls.
Are wall mounted speakers worth it? ›Properly installed, quality in-wall or in-ceiling speakers have plenty of benefits for a home theater system. Reduced sound reflection, higher gains, a sleeker profile and a more flexible layout design are some benefits worth thinking about. What is this?
How do you mount surround sound speakers to the wall? ›With Alien Tape, simply cut the length of adhesive you need, apply it to your speaker or soundbar, and press firmly to ensure it gets a good grip. Clean your wall with a bit of rubbing alcohol and let it dry, then press the speaker or soundbar onto the wall and hold it for a minute until it feels secure.
How much depth do you need for in-wall speakers? ›Most in-wall speakers require 3 ½” of depth and most in-ceiling speakers need 5” or more behind the drywall for proper installation, but be sure to check the specifications on your speakers to verify.
Are speakers better in the ceiling or wall? ›Sound Quality
Therefore, in-wall speakers are often more powerful and higher quality than in-ceiling speakers. Rather than simply adding a downward-firing sound dimension, in-wall speakers can add multiple dimensions of sound when they are placed in several walls of a room or other area.
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- Place It Against a Wall or Close to The Corner of the Room. ...
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The longevity of speakers depends on varying factors, but a quality pair of speakers can last for decades. Speakers are estimated to last up to 20 years or a lifetime if they are correctly maintained. Before purchasing new speakers, it's wise to research the product's reliability.
Do in wall speakers increase home value? ›Increase Your Home's Resale Value
Even if you are not planning on moving or selling anytime soon, if you ever do put your house on the market, a built-in audio system will add value to your property. With sleek in-wall or in-ceiling speakers, buyers will believe they're getting an extra perk.
In wall speakers are suited for low bass and loud sound while floor standing is for the powerful bass and loud sound. Floor standing is suitable for the come cinema and parties while in-wall are for the closed enclosure small rooms. Floor standings can be moved easily to anywhere while in-wall are fixed in place.
What do you put on the wall behind speakers? ›Yes acoustic panels & bass traps should be placed behind speakers and surrounding walls as this helps reduce standing waves & reflective sounds that propagate from the part of the room with the highest pressure (the front) Speakers Indirectly emit low frequency from the side & rear of their cabinets – and resonances, ...
What is the best setting for 5.1 surround sound? ›
A 5.1 surround sound setup has two front speakers, a subwoofer, a center channel, and two surround speakers. With a 5.1 setup, you should place the surround speakers behind the listener at a 110-120-degree angle.
How far back should rear surround speakers be? ›Try to keep the speakers—especially rear vented models—at least two feet from the surface behind it, unless you use a vent plug. For best results when mounting surround speakers on a rear wall, position them so that they flank the main listening area and point toward the front of the room.
How much should I pay for a wall mount? ›| TV Size | Cost to Install Wall Mount |
|---|---|
| 31 inches or less | $15 to $120 |
| 32 to 55 inches | $15 to $300 |
| 55 to 70 inches | $15 to $500 |
| 70 inches or more | $15 to $600 and up |
Experts recommend that the middle of your TV should be at eye-level while seated. This equates to about 42 inches from the floor to the center of your TV. As with other things, you'll find that there is a general rule that can be applied to most, but not all, situations.
Does screen size matter for wall mount? ›Nope – size does not matter. 3. Know how much your TV weighs. TV Mounts have weight capacities – the mount you buy must be able to hold the weight of your TV or you could have a disaster!
What is the rule for speaker placement? ›Using the rule of thirds is simple: place your loudspeakers one third the total distance of the room from the rear wall and your listening position the same one third away from the opposite wall.
How far should speakers be from TV? ›The distance between the stereo speakers should match the distance that you are sitting from the television. For example, if you are sitting 6 feet from the television, then each stereo speaker needs to be 3 feet away from the television. The center speaker should be aligned with the center of your television.
How far can speakers be from AMP? ›Note2: Avoid Speaker Cable runs more than 50 feet. Best Performance can be achieved by moving the amplifiers closer to the speakers. For example, 18 gauge wire connected to an 8 Ohms speaker should not exceed more than 32 feet in length from amp/receiver to speaker.
Should I put insulation behind my in wall speakers? ›Consider installing some insulation (R-13) in the wall cavity behind the speakers to improve sound quality. The width of the insulation is usually pre-cut, so you only need to cut it to length and insert it in the opening behind the speakers.
What is the best room shape for speakers? ›For the best sound experience, the ideal loudspeaker placement is usually in a rectangular room with a flat ceiling and the front speakers placed symmetrically at one end.
Do speakers sound better higher? ›
Yes, it's true that the higher the power (watts), the louder and cleaner the speakers will play. Small differences in power, however, don't make much of an audible change. In order to perceptively hear a difference (a 3dB increase), the power would have to double.
What room is best for audio? ›Basements are perfect as listening rooms as they usually have lower heights reducing the effects of ceiling reflections. They are also ideal for soundproofing.
How do I mount my speakers to get the best sound? ›Angle your speakers inward so they're pointed towards the listener - more specifically, at a point directly behind the listener's head. If you want good sound across a wider listening area, then decrease toe-in. Increase or decrease the angle of your speakers a few degrees at a time until you hit that sweet spot!
How can I make my home speakers sound better? ›Your speakers are designed to sound best when they're level with your ears, so position them accordingly, leaving space between wall and speaker to improve mid and bass performance. If you don't have room for stands, put your speakers on a layer of foam to isolate your music from floor vibrations.
Why do my speakers sound bad at high volume? ›Higher volume means asking the amplifier for more power. If it is unable to provide enough, your speakers will distort. If speakers are a low build quality, they can easily be damaged at high volumes, regardless of the amount of power from the amplifier. As volume increases, the drivers extend further and faster.
Is it OK to leave speakers on all the time? ›Keeping a powered speaker powered/on when it's not in use will decrease its overall longevity. The electronics (amplifier and crossover) will wear out more quickly when kept running/hot. A speaker left on is also at increased risk of suffering damage by random/accidental power surges.
How many in wall speakers do I need? ›Aim for balanced sound throughout your space. It's better to have too many speakers than too few. If the speakers are too far apart, you'll have music playing too loudly in some parts of the room and too quietly in other spots. Use two pairs of speakers for balanced sound in larger rooms.
Do speakers get better with age? ›In their opinion, hi-fi speakers get much, much better with age as they turn into classics or antiques. Speakers generate sound by converting electrical energy into vibrations, and these vibrations put stress on the speaker components. Over time, this stress causes the components to break down and degrade.
How many watts is a good speaker for home? ›How Many Watts Is A Good Speaker? The best wattage for a speaker depends on what you want to use it for. For example, the best wattage for a home speaker is between 20 and 35 watts. For a small party, you need a speaker that is pushing around 35 to 50 watts and for a mid-size gathering, you need about 60 to 100 watts.
What to look for when buying speakers for your home? ›- Cost.
- Sound Quality.
- Speaker Type.
- Rooms and Acoustics.
- Matching the Right Components.
How loud should home speakers be? ›
Indoors, the ideal range is between 50 and 60 dB. This is loud enough to be heard over the music and other noise but not so loud that it will cause discomfort or damage your hearing. Outdoors, the ideal range is between 70 and 80 dB.
Are speakers better in front or behind you? ›Speaker positioning within the room
The most significant mistake people make is to place their speakers along the wall behind them. Instead, speakers should be placed in front or close to your listening spot (ideally less than 1m away).
In wall speakers are suited for low bass and loud sound while floor standing is for the powerful bass and loud sound. Floor standing is suitable for the come cinema and parties while in-wall are for the closed enclosure small rooms.
Do heavy speaker stands make a difference? ›Much more than simply a bit of furniture to raise your speakers to the correct height, stands play an incredibly significant role on the overall sound quality, providing your speakers of choice with the perfect environment to operate. The difference in sound clarity and accuracy can truly be night and day.
What do you put between speakers and stands? ›Thus it may be a good idea to use blu-tack, rubber feet, sorbothane or some other soft compound to decouple the speaker from the stand.
Why should speakers be away from the wall? ›Try to keep your speakers away from the walls if possible, as the reflections of soundwaves on nearby surfaces can affect the sound.
Should you put diffusers behind speakers? ›Generally speaking, the best place to put sound diffusers are at the primary reflective points in your listening room. This is the place where the sound from your speakers will first hit a wall or surface to reflect back.
How many speakers do I need for 5.1 surround sound? ›A 5.1 configuration is the standard format for DVD, Blu-ray, and many streaming services. It features five speakers – left, right, center, left rear surround, right rear surround – and one subwoofer.
What format is best for surround sound? ›Three of the most common types of surround sound systems is 5.1 channel surround sound, but you can also choose a smaller 3.1 channel system or a larger 7.1 channel system. A 5 channel surround sound system has 5 main speakers, a 3 channel surround sound has 3, and a 7 channel system has 7.
Is 5.1 or 2.1 surround sound better? ›2.1 is the best option for music-only listening and/or if you want a basic setup for upgrading your TV sound without a lot of speakers. 5.1 is the most common option for getting a home theater audio experience.
What is the most important speaker in surround sound? ›
A center channel speaker is the most important speaker in a surround sound setup because it does most of the work. Most of the action, and conversation, in a movie, happens front and center on your screen, meaning that the center channel is the one reproducing it.
How high is too high for surround speakers? ›For 5.1 and 7.1 systems, the surrounds should be from ear level to 1 or 2 feet above. For a Dolby Atmos system, Dolby recommends having the standard surround speakers at ear level (listener level) – and the Dolby Atmos overhead speakers at two to three times the height of the listener-level speakers.
Is it better to mount soundbar to TV or wall? ›Soundbars not only look attractive wall mounted as part of your living room TV ideas, but it is on the wall that they are best positioned to improve your TV's audio. Mounting them inside a cabinet will not give you the best sound quality as so many of them fire sound sideways.
What is the best TV wall placement? ›Ideally, you'll want to place your television away from high-traffic areas and at an angle where sunlight from the windows won't cause a glare on your screen. Feel free to experiment with placement before finding studs and punching holes in your wall.
What makes speaker wire in wall rated? ›All wire that is to be installed in the wall should be rated for in wall installation and comply with the National Electrical Code (NEC). Speaker wire approved for in wall installation will typically be stamped with the designation UL approved CL2 or CL3.
How far should a wall mount soundbar be from TV? ›Wall Mounted TV
You won't have any trouble placing your soundbar at the perfect level. One tip to keep in mind, is that you don't want to place your soundbar more than 3” away from the TV screen. Greater distances can result in audio delays giving you a “lip-syncing” effect when you're watching videos.
Floor (listener plane) speaker height/soundbar height should be at your ear level when seated, typically 3.9 feet (1.2 meters) from the floor.
Should there be a gap between TV and soundbar? ›The ideal place for the TV and soundbar is on the wall. If the TV is wall mounted, the soundbar should too, if the space permits. When wall mounted, leave 10 to 15 cms gap between the soundbar and TV. This allows easy access to the controls and connectivity options when required.
What is the best color for the wall behind a TV? ›Grey or black tones can conceal unwanted elements. You can either make a minimalist statement by keeping accessories and accents to a minimum or jazz it up, depending on your design goals. A black entertainment wall will also help a black flat-screen television almost disappear when not in use, blending in seamlessly.
What is the best position for a 65 TV on the wall? ›To get the best viewing experience, you want the middle of your TV to be at eye level, which is usually around 42 inches high. That means a 65-inch TV should typically be mounted about 25 inches from the floor to the bottom of the TV.
How do I hide the wires from my wall mounted TV? ›
way to hide cords for a mounted TV is with a cable concealer kit, also known as a cable raceway. It's a smooth, flat PVC cover that attaches directly to the wall with adhesive, allowing you to avoid drilling any additional holes.
What gauge wire is best for speakers? ›Thick wire (12 or 14 gauge) is recommended for long wire runs, high power applications, and low-impedance speakers (4 or 6 ohms). For relatively short runs (less than 50 feet) to 8 ohm speakers, 16 gauge wire will usually do just fine. It's cost-effective and easy to work with.
Is thick speaker wire better? ›Thicker wire, therefore, is usually recommended for long-distance runs. It is also suitable for driving low-impedance speakers of about 4 ohms, or high-powered amplifiers (250+ watts). Thicker wire also helps to prevent power loss and is more efficient at transferring power to your speakers.
What gauge speaker wire for 100 watts? ›For example, if your amp is in the trunk and you're sending 100 watts to your front speakers, 14-gauge speaker wire is a good call.