Mount-It! Speaker Wall Mount, Universal Side Clamping Bookshelf Speaker Mounting Bracket, Large or Medium Speakers, 1 Mount, 66 Lbs Capacity, Black
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							HEAVY-DUTY SPEAKER BRACKET - MI-SB35 is a heavy duty side clamp speaker wall mount bracket for medium to large bookshelf speakers, satellite speakers and studio monitors and amplified speakers weighing less than 30kg/66lbs.
							
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							ELEGANT AND STRONG - Constructed with solid steel and decorated with ABS cover, it presents an elegant look especially when installed at home.
							
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							ADJUSTABLE MOUNT - Curved speaker base can tilt 12 deg down and swivel 90 deg left/right to deliver ideal sound conditions.
							
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							EASY INSTALL - The speaker can be easily installed with front and side holding clamps on the mount and it puts the speakers 13 inches from the wall to give large space for installation.
							
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							UNIVERSAL FIT - Built for heavy speakers, bookshelf speakers, or even lighter smaller speakers. The minimum width of the speakers should be 9 inches for a full side contact. Fits YAMAHA, BOSE, KLIPSCH, POLK, SONY and other brand speakers.
							
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