This invention related to Speaker Mounting Brackets, and is particularly directed to a mounting bracket for securing a speaker or appliance to a wall or ceiling.
Most Speaker Mounting Brackets utilized for securing a speaker or appliance to a surface are of a yoke or plate style where one plate is joined to the mounting surface plus the an additional plate or yoke is joined to the appliance. The joinder of the plates or plate and yoke is ordinarily by way of a ball or swivel joint which ought to be of considerable relative strength to carry the designated load. From time to time, articulation of the appliance relative to the underlying wall or plate is in an arc running in a single plane, and such an arrangement not merely affects the relationship of the appliance to its user (as an example, a speaker sometimes cannot be suitably adjusted for head-on hearing, depending upon the position of the wall or the listener), but also the adjustability of the mounting system.
Often, when utilised to mount electronic equipment, like a speaker or a video camera or the like, prior art Speaker Mounting Brackets supply no suitable means for handling of wires exiting from the equipment, quite often resulting in severing the wires or offering an ugly"spaghetti"mess of wires. A preferred embodiment of the present invention has built-in means through the bracket for exiting of wires with out necessity of unique tubes or the like.
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