Mounting Klipsch RS-41 II with Monoprice speaker mounts.. will they hold?

I bought a pair of those. To put it bluntly they are plain crap. At least they were cheap and I didn't throw too much money away. About all they are good for is some very small satellites.
Edited by XStanleyX - 1/13/13 at 7:39pm

At least those are made of steel. The other ones are plastic.

No, I haven't used them and I don't know for certain that they will work. But they are made of metal, they have a weight rating well above the weight of your speakers, they have a ~83% positive rating (based on 60 ratings) and they're relatively inexpensive.

These mounts seem even sturdier (and more adjustable), but since they're also almost five times the price, I don't know whether they're in the category of "won't break the bank".

To the OP - just to add my $0.02 from personal experience - those mounts won't work. Far too flimsy. I used them to mount Take 5 satellites (which weigh all of ~3 lbs.), and even with those, I was worried they may not stay in place. The number of times the mount can be re-adjusted is also limited to once or twice at most, as the set screw that tightens the mount will dig into the plastic when secured.



Either get a different mount, or if possible, simply mount your speakers flush with along the wall using a single screw and the keyhole mount on the back of the Klipsch.
Edited by tezster - 1/14/13 at 9:27am