Amazon.com.mx:Opiniones de clientes: Mount-It! Soportes de pared para altavoces, par de soportes de montaje para altavoces de estantería con sujeción lateral universal, altavoces grandes o pequeños, 2 soportes, capacidad de 55 libras, negro

Falta mejorar la calidad del ensamble de la base

Francisco Ochoa

Revisado en México el 27 de agosto de 2020

Para el precio y la calidad obtenida en términos generales están bien las bases, son fáciles de instalar y viene incluido en la caja todo lo necesario para hacer la instalación.

Sin embargo, es sistema para hacer la base "movible" no es de lo mejor ya que es a través de un tornillo y una rendija en la base. por lo que una funciona muy bien y otra o queda muy apretada, o queda floja, no puede ajustarse como se requiere.

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Buenas aunque no especificas

Juan

Revisado en México el 7 de junio de 2021

El material es de buena calidad pero deberían de agregar más especificaciones respecto al tipo de medidas de bocinas que pueden ser usadas con las bases xq las mias eran de los modelos nuevos que son más pequeñas y no me fueron útiles las bases y ahora tendré que conseguir otras bases

Edgar Carballeda

buena calidad

Revisado en México el 10 de diciembre de 2019

producto de buena calidad

Buen producto, solo cuiden la compatibilidad (tamaño de bocinas que tengan)

Cliente de Amazon

Revisado en México el 18 de diciembre de 2018

El producto en general se ve muy bueno y robusto.

Edito esta opinión porque en principio crei que no venian especificaciones completas, por lo que corrijo esta opinion. El producto es de muy buena calidad por el precio, pero resultó ser muy grande para las bocinas que adquirí, por lo que estoy procediendo a hacer la devolución.

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El ajuste y la inclinación que se le da a los bafles es muy bueno

McKennitt

Revisado en México el 25 de agosto de 2019

Muy buen producto, fácil de instalar, y materiales de buena calidad. Yo lo uso con unas monitor audio MR2 y quedó de muy bien en todas las medidas.

Steve2

Well made - even if Yodel drop it....

Revisado en el Reino Unido el 10 de abril de 2019

I needed a wall mount for one of a pair of speakers (the other being on a shelving unit) to be fitted in an awkward space. This required the wall mounting plate to fit beneath a window sill whilst the supporting arm had to be higher then the desk top in front of it - a tight squeeze. The wall mounting plate was shorter and wider than the other makes I looked at, and as it wouldn't be visible then I didn't need to fit the larger plastic cover that goes over it. These items are sourced from California, USA, so on top of the base cost there's an additional cost of about an extra tenner to cover custom's clearance etc. I placed the order on Wednesday 3rd April and Amazon advised an estimated delivery date of Thursday 18th April. The order was on its' way on UPS by the Friday 5th and in the UK and custom's cleared by the end of that weekend. Considering the very modest additional cost for bringing it all the way from the West Coast USA, and processing it through customs, I thought that this was excellent service. Unfortunately things went a little wrong after that. Once in the UK UPS subbed the final deliver to Yodel. I arrived home on Wednesday 10th April to find a card from Yodel advising me that they had left the parcel in the 'Back Porch'. There is no back porch, and the only access to the back of the house is via a locked side gate. So it turns out that this is Yodel's euphemism for dropping a parcel over the back gate...! I assume this is how one of the plastic base plate covers, which were packed on top of the other items, came to be cracked and chipped. However, as stated, I wasn't looking to use these covers so fortunately it made no difference to me. The rest of the components I found to be robust and well made, and the overall assembly straightforward enough. It comes complete with everything you need including the raw-plugs. Getting the screws all the way home at the bottom of the wall mounting base plate is a bit arduous because the protruding arm gets in the way a bit. Did it fit? Yes, it did and I am happy with both the result and the quality - a good bit of kit. (FYI - my speakers are a pair of Monitor Audio Bronze B2 which are approx 18.5 (w) x 27 (d) x 25 (h) cms)

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Alex Robertson

Very good quality.Work well

Revisado en Australia el 2 de enero de 2020

Supports 3Kg speakers firmly. No issues. Good quality.

No frills, but effective wall mounts. See details on hardware. Recommended

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de enero de 2019

Use Case
I got these wall mounts to have a cheap way to use some old JBL S26 speakers in my garage. I needed a mount that could handle the weight, could angle the speakers somewhat downward, was inexpensive, and wasn't too unattractive.

Packaging/Build Quality/Appearance
The mounts arrived in a small white box. The finish of the mounting arms is protected with some cardboard, and everything is bagged. The hardware is in a single bag, with different parts sealed into different compartments (my least favorite packaging method). The welds of the square tubing to the flange were clean enough (though you won't see it if you use the cover plate), and none of the pieces appeared to have any surface finish imperfections or structural issues. The item looks fine... it's not an eyesore, but it's also not attractive. The finish on the metal is nice enough, but the plastic of the valence and end cap don't match it. The offset portions of the speaker clamp mechanism are not particularly nice to look at (when viewed from the bottom).

Installation/Assembly (see special note!)
I opted to mount my speakers into my wall studs. The JBL S26s are about 24 pounds (each), and with as far out as I was putting them, I didn't really want to trust wall anchors in sheetrock. If that's the route you're going to go, I would really consider buying better piton-style anchors to use instead. With two screws securing each mount plate there's enough play to get the mount level. Once the arm is mounted, you slide the cover over the assembly, and place the cap on the end of the arm. The bolt/cap assembly has a single nut responsible for securing the tilt/swivel position of the speaker - the problem with this is that there are no lock washers provided, and the bolt is not slotted, nor does it have a hex head. While you can certainly use the hardware provided, I definitely would recommend using a lock washer instead of the flat washer. I used them with the nut (because I didn't care how it looked - silver vs. black), but you can use them at the bolt if you care more about the finished aesthetics. The clamping mechanism seems solid enough, but I didn't trust it enough to use it without the accompanying screws THAT GO INTO THE SIDES OF YOUR SPEAKERS. Since I don't really care about my speakers, it wasn't a big deal... you may feel differently about damaging the finish of your speakers. The clamping force may be enough by itself, but I didn't really want to count on it, since I have the mount at the largest downward angle you can set... the last thing I need is a speaker bouncing off of one of the cars.

Conclusion
If I had known that speaker stands like this were this inexpensive, I would have gotten them years ago. Sure, it would be nice if lock washers were included, or if there was a cap to put over the adjusting nut, but what can you really expect at this price point? Definitely recommended.

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Liz S

Great for smaller speakers

Reseñado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de octubre de 2020

Overall, this product is great for what it does. It’s built well, easy to install and the clamping mechanism does a great job of securing the speaker (though I highly recommend you do use the screws to secure the speakers to the mount if they are of the larger variety — at least the screws on the bottom).

The only place I feel like this mount falls short is the depth capacity doesn’t match what it is capable of from a width perspective. I have a pair of RB-75s, which should work fine in the mounts. And they do, sort of. I have a range of motion from about parallel to the wall to 10 degrees-ish out. Perpendicular is absolutely a no go because the speakers would be very front heavy if I were to slide them out enough to make that work.

TL;DR: these are great mounts so long as you have smaller bookshelf speakers. Larger ones are a no go.

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