Yamaha has developed the UB-DXR15 suspension bracket to easily hang a 15-inch DXR series speaker in a horizontal or vertical position.
This bracket is custom-made for the Yamaha DZR15 or CZR15. Using the UB-DZR15H, you can hang your 15-inch speaker horizontally.
Not enough room on the floor for a speaker stand? That's no problem thanks to the UB-DZR12H, as this bracket allows you to quickly and easily hang a Yamaha DZR12 or CZR12 in a horizontal position.
The Yamaha UB-DXR8 mounting bracket allows you to set up your DXR8 either vertically or horizontally. If you want to suspend the speaker from the ceiling or mount it to a wall, combine the UB-DXR with the BWS251-300 or BWS251-400 wall brackets or the Yamaha BCS251.
Yamaha has brought out the BWS50-190 wall mount specifically for the MSR100, Stagepas300 and MSP7 studio speakers. It is black, with a weight capacity of 8 kilos and comes in a set of 2 pieces.
Yamaha has brought out the BWS50-260 wall mount specifically for the MSR100, Stagepas300 and MSP7 studio speakers. It is black and has a weight capacity of 20 kilos.
Yamaha has brought out the BWS251-300 specifically for the MSP10ST, MSR400, MSR100, and Stagepas300 speakers. It is black and has a weight capacity of 20 kilos.
Thanks to Yamaha's UB-DXR12, hanging a DXR12 becomes a piece of cake. You can install the speaker not only vertically, but also horizontally.
Don't feel like placing your Yamaha speaker on a tripod? You can also easily hang the DZR12 or CZR12 with this UB-DZR12V. Suitable for vertical suspension only.
Especially for the Yamaha DZR10 or CZR10, there is this UB-DZR10V vertical bracket. You save space because you do not have to place a speaker stand and you choose the height at which you mount the bracket.
Yamaha made a bracket for the DZR10 and CZR10 that allows you to mount the speaker horizontally to a truss.
Use this practical UB-DZR15V bracket to hang your DZR15 or CZR15 vertically from a truss. This bracket is sturdy and designed to support the weight of the 15-inch speaker.
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