Bose UB-20 Series II Wall/Ceiling Bracket Black

A little confusing to assemble but very happy in the end. I love my Bose system. The surround speakers are great. They sound so much better mounted as a little more distance from our seated position. I’d recommend these and would buy them again in hindsight sight.

Grabbed these to mount a Bose Acoustimass 10 IV System in a newly finished basement. Mounts work great and we’re fairly easy to install with a bit of DIY knowledge. We used both wall and ceiling mounts that were included in the kit. Mounts with speakers attached have some weight to them, so definitely try to install them where there is solid mounting material available such as a stud wall or concrete. I doubt drywall would hold them safely long term. A drop ceiling was installed in this particular basement so we had to build a solid mount behind the tiles for the speakers to be attached to. For the rear wall mounted speakers we were able to install one side of each mount into stud behind the drywall. We used Wall Dog anchor screws on the other side of the mount to hold the speaker tight to the wall. Minimal speaker wire shows from mounting procedures outlined in the instructions. Three months of TV, gaming, and music and all mounts haven’t moved.

The directions aren't the best, but they're pretty easy to figure out. They didn't even mention how to install the extentions but I was able to figure that out. In the end, these are great. They fit the Bose virtually invisible rear surround speakers. They allow a decent amount of angle adjustment and they feel very solid. And they look great.

These worked out well for my Bose Virtually Invisible 300 Wireless Surround Speakers. It's a universal kit that works with several different Bose speakers and it allows you to aim the speakers in the direction you want the sound. They are good quality, low profile, and good looking, but there's really nothing special about them. I personaly think they are expensive (@ $34 each), but it's what you can expect from Bose. At the end of the day, I'm happy with the results, and it's probably worth the few extra bucks not to hassle with an aftermarket mount that may or may not fit your particular speaker. That said, I only needed two... if I had to mount 5 speakers, it would probably be worth the hassle to look for an aftermarket alternative.

Great mount for your Bose but probably worthless for other products. It's nice to have mounts that are seamless with your system. Like their stands, this works great. In fact too great. I has hardware for all the mount configurations so you have to sort out what you need. I did get a piece installed with the incorrect rotation but once recognized was easy to adjust.

Oem Bose product. Read the description. It’ll tell you which speakers it works for. Spoiler alert- it works for almost all of them- but will tell you which ones it doesn’t. If you need instructions on how to mount these - it’s best to put down your black and decker drill and call someone who has half a brain. Translation- it’s very easy to install. You literally screw the plate to the wall, pop on the black plastic cover plate, screw the metal piece into the back of your speaker, connect the speaker wire ( make sure you know which speaker is left or right ) and connect it to the already mounted plate on the wall.

I have the Bose Soundtouch 300 and the Satellite speakers work great and hang nicely with these. I hadn't used speak mounts before and I really like how you can tighten these down to keep them in one position and cant move or adjustment once their up. I've had experience with my parents bracket that were pretty much, once it up-its up. So these are great.

Nice product!