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These speakers use the 'screw-in' mounting option which is likely the most sturdy way to mount something. although, these mounting brackets come with about every option you need so not to worry.

My main objective was to find something what was fairly flush with the wall. i.e. i didn't want my speakers jutting out too far from the wall. the picture of these brackets show it as extending but that middle portion is easily removable. making the mounting bracket stick out only 3-4 inches (vs. 6-7).

Getting the speakers adjusted to point in the direction you want is a little tedious but overall, not hard. just takes a little tweaking (with a provided allen-wrench) and the brackets allow for about every position you'd possibly need. i think there are 3 adjustment angles. up/down, left/right, and twisting (basically, turning the speaker off-axis from the screw-point). and it's really a one-time thing. once mounted, you never need to touch them again.

I wasn't worried about the weight of what i was mounting as the speakers i use are fairly small. as long as you're mounting into a stud, i'm certain these things could hold up to what they state they can.

I highly recommend these to anyone.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive