Home > Consumer Reviews > Sanus Systems Wms5-B Wall Or Ceiling Speaker Mounts (Black, 5-Pk)

I used these with an Onkyo HT6100 HTIB system, and everything worked out fine. I was a little worried at first because the mounts are plastic, but they were plenty strong enough to handle the Onkyo speakers which are about 12 inches tall. Good mounts at a good price!

According to the manufacturer's site these are supposed to hold speakers up to 8 pounds. I have the Energy Take Classic speakers that weigh in at 2.9 pounds and they caused these mounts to sag when wall mounted. If I would have been ceiling mounting them it may have supported the weight, but since I needed to wall mount my speakers I returned them. They just didn't meet my needs. I ended up getting the Philips 5-piece Speaker brackets (PN: SQB1131/17) locally and although I had to go to the hardware store for screws, they hold my speakers really well.

This is a versatile sturdy product. It works well and I recommend it for a lower cost mount. I mounted the Onkyo HT-6100 speakers on this and it worked great. The extentions that come with the mount really came in handy for my speakers.

I bought it to support my Boston Acoustics MCS100 system. My speakers weigh in at 2.5lbs, the speaker mounts held up, though not sure how much more over 2.5lbs they can handle, again for my needs the are more than adequate. Very versatile in mounting options, but to be honest the keyhole mount did not work out very well for the MCS100 surround speakers, but there was screwhole that was used to mount the footpeg of the speaker, more than did the trick, it may just be the keyhole design on my speaker. Other than that, I highly recommend these mounts.

I mounted my Energy Take 5 Classic Home Theater Speakers to the walls with these mounts, and they look great. Plenty of mounting options are available with these mounts, and I did not have any trouble getting them to work with my speakers. Because of the all the options, they provide you with many more screws than you need, but I did not have any problems sorting them out and finding the specific ones I needed for the job.