JBL MTC-2P Wall Mounting Kit

After many combos under $500 I'm back to this one. The first time I used the horn which was a terrible idea for the tone I want. With the bright button on, horn off, highs and high mids almost all of the way up I get the tone I like. This amp has a very clear 15 and I love the weight. The GK MB115 didn't have as clear of a 15. The Peavey Max115 was super clear but couldn't handle the b string because it wasn't ported. The Ampeg 115 was too cumbersome and heavy. TC Electronic BG250-115 didn't have the mids I need. The only thing I don't like about the Fender is the DI is wired post EQ. The highs on the amp are way up. That setting sent to front of house has way too many highs so I bought a direct box. This amp is for clubs where we have to play quiet.

A better description of the product would have been helpful in determining whether or not it was adequate for my application. I expected a metal mounting bracket, the bracket is plastic, I did not expect to have to modify my reference monitor cabinets to accept the mount. My monitors are too heavy for the mount to support on it's own, however I resolved that issue by backing up the mount with chains from the ceiling. A good feature is the gimbal joint that allows me to aim the monitor in whatever direction I decide is best. I just have to adjust the chains. One thing I'm not sure of how the communications about the product broke down over but I expected the unit as a single, not a pair, in each box. When the items arrived I had eight mounts instead of four.

These are great to have. Just make sure you mount them into something solid and not just drywall or use heavy duty drywall anchors. Love how they pivot so you can adjust them to the perfect angle. Great solid piece of hardware.