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Lol I figured that much...but still the image popped up in my head... I'm gonna spend the day trying to figure out how to wall mount my speakers and finally hooking up our awesome system that Lee hooked us up with...so I will TRY to behave (for the most part) today...cause I'd be strangled if I messed it up lol
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Lol I figured that much...but still the image popped up in my head... I'm gonna spend the day trying to figure out how to wall mount my speakers and finally hooking up our awesome system that Lee hooked us up with...so I will TRY to behave (for the most part) today...cause I'd be strangled if I messed it up lol[/quote]
No wall mount. Especially if vented. They need room to reflect the sound. I guess you could use chains from the ceiling. What kind of speakers.
their Klipsch Heresy HWOs that my hubby and Pops rebuilt...they sound great but are currently sitting on a glass table right next to a concrete wall...so sound isn't too great and they like to try and vibrate off. But I have an unfinished basement and thought of making a kind of sling to put them in...I got the creative juices flowing now I just gotta make one to see if it'll work
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You can get rubber pads so the won't vibrate off the tables. As heavy as they are the pads should work. I have them on my stands. You can get them at Walmart.
Larry
No wall mount. Especially if vented. They need room to reflect the sound. I guess you could use chains from the ceiling. What kind of speakers.
their Klipsch Heresy HWOs that my hubby and Pops rebuilt...they sound great but are currently sitting on a glass table right next to a concrete wall...so sound isn't too great and they like to try and vibrate off. But I have an unfinished basement and thought of making a kind of sling to put them in...I got the creative juices flowing now I just gotta make one to see if it'll work
Larry[/quote][/quote]
You can get rubber pads so the won't vibrate off the tables. As heavy as they are the pads should work. I have them on my stands. You can get them at Walmart.
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btw, I saw your double post up there 
, so, lets try you hit 2,140 and I hit 1,000?
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laatsch84 said:
Bose 901's in macrame' hangers in the corner? 
my thoughts exactly...they can hold a hundred pound plant if made right...just need modify the design, what do you think?[/quote]I had a bud <cough> <cough> who made some hangers for his 901's, I don't remember his technic for the weave, but had had lots of beadwork in them and he was not about to screw I-hooks in the cabnets to hook them up with chains
He wasn't the butchest guy on the block, nor did he have the best taste in speakers
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