Speaker Brackets

Speaker Brackets were created to keep your sound system off the floor entirely, this helps disperse sound more evenly throughout the room and also avoids any accidental damage or spillages. Many speakers are built with a mount connection in the base, this means you can mount them onto regular static speaker stands and also to PA speaker wall mounts. All brackets come with the relative wall fixtures needed to mount speakers to the wall itself, although you may need a spanner, wrench or other similar related tools depending on your personal requirements.

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Installing your speakers in the corners of your bar or venue makes for a balanced sound output that sounds clearer for listeners present. Sound waves emitted from a speaker mounted above will spread throughout the room far easier, ensuring that when you use a few speaker wall brackets you can be sure of a more balanced sound output. Speakers mounted on brackets is a great method to bring atmosphere to workplaces and other premises, with some even having extended this idea into their own homes and gardens.

Some additional benefits of the brackets centre around the elevation of your speaker system - those who have limited available space should consider a bracket system. This will save square footage available to guests at a venue, having the speakers situated above gives customers more room to manoeuvre and this will also minimise potential trips. If your performance area is of a larger size it is a good idea to mount some speakers to walls, having the sound balanced between wall and floor standing speakers will give a richer sound experience.

Pubs and bars that host karaoke events or similar can get a huge amount of use out of a set of wall brackets for speakers that they already own, just ensure the speakers can be mounted to poles by checking the base of the speaker itself. You’re looking for what is known as a 'top hat' built into the base and if your speaker has this, measure it to determine which brackets you will need. You should always check the weight allowance against the weight of your intended speaker.

After mounting your speaker to its bracket, you will notice the difference immediately. Simply place the speakers above an audience, perhaps pointing down towards them if your bracket is vertically adjustable. If the speakers were to be placed on the floor, signals would get blocked by people within the room and cause your sound to be interrupted. Having sound signals coming from above will maintain the intended sound output without getting mixed in with conversations and other natural sounds that occur at bars, clubs and pubs.