Hey Fellow Outlaws: I wanted to let you know about a sweet set of rear/side surround speaker mounts I have been using. There made by B-tec ( Google B-Tec ) they hold 25 LBS. come in Gray or Black and require no drilling to your speakers. They clamp the bottom of the speaker with clamps. They have full 180 Deg. rotational side to side and up and down adjustments.Not many mounts out there that don't require drilling to your speakers. My B&W s600's love them!!! Thanks New Shooter

I think he means B-Tech and while I couldn't find the mounts he was talking about, I did find these http://www.btech-usa.com/bt77.html on the site which hold speakers up to 55 pounds.

Sorry : The model is the BT77.Thanks for posting the site BloggingITGuy. New Shooter

OK, I have to ask. How firmly does it hold the speaker? I play my music/movies rather loud I would sure hate to have them vibrate loose and drop my speaker on the floor! Do you have yours titled down? Do you take any precaution to keep them from falling, i.e. some sort of wire tie down. What about the swivel adjustment does it stay put once you have it adjusted?

So I guess I am asking for your "Gonk" like review of the mounts.

Thanks in advance for any additional comments you might provide us.

Well being the New Shooter on the block!! Thanks to all for letting me into the circle. Heres my low down : I too like listening to loud music , movies and the ocassional freak out by my 2 kids when I can't figure something out. Here goes I looked every where for a speaker mount that didn't require me to drill into my B&W 600's. I found them with this mount. The bottom flanges squeeze the base of the speaker with a L bracket on both side of the speaker base. The L brackets are covered with a padded semi foam pad. The bases expand to about 10" wide and 10" deep. My B&W's are 7" wide and 8" deep. They hold the speakers crazy tight. I did take a piano wire from the wall hanging mount down to the base just to make sure they don't tumble. Two mounting holes so you can drive small lag screws into a stud or 2 dry wall screw in mollies with hardware. The cover plate snaps on and covers up nicely. As for movement they swivel 180 deg. side to side and 30 deg. up or down. The mounts are rated at 25 KGs and they probally could hold that. Color on mine are a cool grey blend with my drywall well. Man I couldn't have made myself any better or cleaner set up. Oh yea my bio. is I'm a Certified Bycycle Master Technician !! I work on bikes that cost as much as my whole audio system.
Thanks for all your support gonk my new 990/7125 rocks. Tom