On-Stage SS7920 Dual Mount Speaker Bracket,Black

3/18/19 UPDATE:Have been really loving this bracket with my K-series speakers and using it on a weekly basis since the start of the year. Most of the venues I play give me very little room to setup two speakers, and if a lighting rig is required, forget it... This thing shines in those situations where space is tight and where I still need a fair amount of loudness in the room. But I still had my reservations about this setup because of the large amount of cable going up the tripod pole and up to the speakers which can make the setup look messy.So I set out to find some specialty cables/connectors to make my life easier and make the whole setup faster to assemble and make the look a bit cleaner - the idea being: reduce the amount of wires going up to the speakers!Here's what I came up with which so far is working out beautifully:1) https://amzn.to/2Y6MXjC <---- 10foot, dual connector, 18AWG power cable that fits nice and snug in my K-series and any standard power connector. ✅2) https://amzn.to/2Y3z3i8 <----- nice and short, affordable, fully metallic connector, high quality XLR link cable ✅ORIGINAL REVIEW (January 5, 2019):One of my biggest curiosities was: "Could I put a pair of QSC K12's on this bracket?"That is confirmed. You can!How safe it is depends on a number of factors: type of stand you are using (you need something LARGE and STRONG), where you are setting up the stand, etc.I am using the extra tall, extra wide, TS-110 ----> https://amzn.to/2SzdFy9After doing a test run (NYE gig in a smaller room) I realized that while the K12's can be used, it is a bit too heavy for the whole system, stand included. The sweet-spot really is a pair of 10" speakers like the K10's or similar size.On a pinch you can fit most lightweight 12" and probably some very lightweight 15" speakers, but it is not optimal.My K12's were a bit crowded together on the bracket, and their rubber feet made it difficult to turn them on the bracket so they could be pointed in the right directions... (which is more of an issue with the speaker's feet and not the bracket).Overall the product seems to be well constructed, strong, and simple to use. Only long term use will tell if it is durable, but with such simple design and careful use, I don't foresee any problems ahead.

The expensive ones that expand don't last, this was able to hold 2 rcf 12 inch speakers each which is more then the 10 inch it says you can do, and it's very sturdy

Wanted something to go on my existing speaker stand, something that can hold 2 speakers side by side, on top of a subwoofer. THIS WORKED PERFECTELY!! I was initially concerned whether or not it could comfotably fit TWO 15inch EV speakers across from each other without touching. (Two 12" QSC in pic. However, I tried it with TWO EV ELX15P and no issues whatsoever..swivelled without touching..wasnt even close to each other).I saw another review where this was a concern for many., and that reviewer assured that it could fit without any issues. They were correct. They were so far apart from each other that i could possibly fit another speaker between them. Lol. These On Stage double speaker stands are perfect!!! Strongly recommend!!

This is a rock-solid clamp and post assembly that is rated for 30 pounds per insert for a total of 60 pounds. I use it for a pair of Powerwerks 50 Watt Self-Contained Personal P.A. System that weigh in at less than fifteen pounds each. I typically mount this on a On Stage SS7745 Adjustable Subwoofer Attachment.My application does not begin to stress this assembly because not only is the total weight half the recommended maximum, but my PA cabs easily fit within the 20" center-to-center distance between the inserts. That is actually a lot of space, so measure your speakers from the center of their pole inserts and if they do not exceed 10" (or 9 to be safe) on each side from the center of the insert they will fit this unit.Construction is an attractive, powder coated steel and heavy-duty. The tightening knob has a sufficiently large diameter to give you leverage to comfortably tighten the friction mount to your pole or stand. This has high quality and a low price - a combination I love.

I bought this product to support two QSC K12.2 speakers 40lbs each (80lbs total). So far the bracket appears to be strong and supports 80lbs easily. Amazon says max weight is 60lbs, the website says 80lbs, the instructions say 100lbs. I don’t like the conflicting information.I took the rubber piece off of the pole mounts so the speakers can be removed easily without rocking or tugging the tripod possibly causing the entire thing to fall over.The instructions recommend using the On-Stage SS7770 speaker stand tripod for optimal results. I’m using the On-Stage SS7725 speaker stand tripod with the base of 51” and height of 63”. For this model speaker stand tripod, I wouldn’t go past those distances. The instructions says to have a base of 48” to 58”.When putting the speaker on or taking them off, ensure the bracket is placed exactly how you see it on the instructions to lessen the chances of tipping over.With these two 12” speakers there is about 5.5” between each speaker. In my opinion it looks good.I’m only giving this a 4 star rating because the speakers are not exactly flush (in line) sitting side-by-side. One speaker is slightly positioned ahead of the other speaker. Not really noticeable but I like my setup to be flawless. Also because there is conflicting information on the weight capacity.Overall I recommend the product.

This is an awesome bar that you're speakers can sit on together on the same speaker stand. I have two 10" speakers, and it accommodates them perfectly. I would definitely purchase it again, and I will definitely tell all my musician friends about this product.

They work great with my Bose s1 Pros

This is my first time ever using something like and loved it. Great value and best of all, it fit like a glove for my QSC k10 and k12.2