Rockville RPW20 Pair Adjustable Wall Mount Brackets for PA Speakers, Heavy-Duty Steel, 360-Degree Swivel, 110 lbs Capacity, Perfect for Home Theater and Professional Audio Installations

Just what I needed

These were much cheaper than the QSC wall mounts and pretty easy to install. I used tapcons on the side that mounts to a cinder block wall and mounted on some some 3/4” plywood that I bridged between two studs on the sheet rock wall side of the stage. We’ve have several shows with these things cranked and they’re holding up great

These brackets worked out amazing for our church. They are nice and sturdy. We take down the speakers and re-mount them every Sunday for outdoor services and have had no issues with it.

I've had a pair of Mackie Thump15s sitting on these for about 6 months and they're very solid. It's great having a place to mount the speakers where I host karaoke without a speaker stand taking up floor space and/or trying to trip people.

Hold our speakers up though I did change out the wall anchors for some far more reliable.

For a company that isn't the biggest in the industry. This is sure great quality. It's a simple design yet strong and it can supprt about 120 lbs. I tried it with the Peavey SP2G and that's 85 lbs. Bonus is that it comes withe bolts for the wall and the drills bits to drill into a cement wall.

As far as quality goes, these are well built. BUT, we bought these a few months ago for a project at our church - went to put them up this morning and realized that our Yamaha speakers will not fit onto the peg of the mount. The peg is just a little too big. I don't know if this is a mount issue or a speaker issue, but I'm recommending that if you order these, try them out ASAP. I've already passed the window of being able to return them, so I'm just out, but thought it worthwhile to throw out a review for others.

Brackets are well made. Simple assembly and adjustment. I was impressed to find a complete set of heavy duty expansion anchors and lag screws in the box. Due to the wall construction I used toggle anchors but anyone anchoring into concrete block will appreciate not having to make an extra trip to the store.