Mounting Dream Soundbar Mount Bracket for Mounting Above or Under TV Fits Most of Sound Bars Up to 15 Lbs, with Detachable Long Extension Plates MD5420

Simple and effective
I recently purchased 4 of these while wall mounting all of my tvs and soundbars. Everything I used these mounts on are Samsung products. That makes 8 purchases from this brand including tv mounts too. They are consistent in their quality.These are simple but can be used to mount from several different positions and angles. Everything was labled and the instructions were easy to follow too.I opted to mount the main part of this while working on the tv mount. I did not do the part that actually holds the soundbar until after the tv was on the wall. I say that because If I remember right, the instructions recommended doing it all at once. I did not know if I would have to sit/lay the tv back down and did not want the soundbar in the way or supporting any weight unintentionally. This way I did ask my girlfriend to balance the soundbar while I put the screws in so I could not drop it. It was still fast and easy.This has done great for all 4 soundbars. I recommend this brands tv mounts too. Just get the swivel version for extra space if you intend to do alot of work behind the tvs like hiding wires.

Looks good and work with creativity
I used this to mount a Yamaha soundbar to a 43″ LG tv. It worked and looks pretty good. It helped with the sound bar itself with sound as the Yamaha soundbar the speakers were pointed upward when just sitting on the stand. With these mounts now the soundbar speakers are forward facing towards you.As far as mounting to the sound bar, you need to be creative a bit. The instructions itself help a bit but really not very informative. Issue I had for a minute was actually how the brackets mounted to the sound bar directly. Nothing in directions said anything about this as the only thing on sound bar fpr mointing were the slots for a wall mount. After a bit of sifting through the array of hardware I found two little things with threads inside (like a bolt). I assessed size and they fit the wall mounting holes on back of sound bar. With the assistance of a hammer and a few light taps I got them pressed into back of sound bar. I was then able to bolt the sound bar onto the brackets. Nothong in the instructions said to do this but I assume it is needed to be done.You can adjust the mounts and bar pretty easily, but i took the easy road. I just ensured the angle of brackets were the same coming of the tv. Then i just bolted the sound bar onto brackets with the full extension on the selected slot that allows a lot of height adjustment. Doing this ensured thr bar was level to the tv and centered from edge to edge. I do have about a 1″ gap from the tv to the soundbar but it was easier this way than measuring a lot for a flush look. And it really doesn’t look bad either, just a small gap.Overall a easy setup once i uaed them bolt looking things and tapped into the back of the sound bar. As far as weight, these brackets are pretty heavy for the size of them. I was surprised by that. I am sure that they would jave no problem holding the 20’ish pounds as stated. The Yamaha bar I have is pretty heavy as it has a subwoofer included. These brackets have no issue holding the bar and the brackets nor have they flexed or bent when i mounted them. Just take a few minutes and use the spacers included with the hardware. Be creative and these brackets work great. If you cannot find a way to bolt onto the sound bar itself, find them threaded bolts with little teeth on the outside and see if they will fit into your wall mounting holes. Probaly will and go from there.