f4t4l1ty

bump for a great guide.

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Danylu

Thanks

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f4t4l1ty

Any of you know where we could pick up brackets like that out here in the States? I checked Home Depot and Lowe's and I couldn't find anything.

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hoth17

next step is to drop the cable down the wall like people do with large lcd and plasma tvs.

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I have these speakers also. I have the rear speakers mounted upside down from the ceiling lol.

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Danylu

what do you mean by drop down the wall?

I'm not sure about the US, bunnings in australia is like a one stop shop for absolutely EVERYTHING related to hardware. Maybe ask a carpenter/tradesmen? They might know where to get them/have some.

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-If you ever ask a salesman for advice, you're asking which product has the higher margin/commission. Instead, ask someone who is morally obliged to give you accurate information and does not get monetary gains from doing so.
-If you claim something is unecessary, you're either jealous, a fanboy or both.
-Typin lyk dis donotz makez sum1 14, dis crapz is 4 dem 8 yr hc punkz!!!

Danylu

what do you mean by drop down the wall?

I'm not sure about the US, bunnings in australia is like a one stop shop for absolutely EVERYTHING related to hardware. Maybe ask a carpenter/tradesmen? They might know where to get them/have some.

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My notes:
-If you ever ask a salesman for advice, you're asking which product has the higher margin/commission. Instead, ask someone who is morally obliged to give you accurate information and does not get monetary gains from doing so.
-If you claim something is unecessary, you're either jealous, a fanboy or both.
-Typin lyk dis donotz makez sum1 14, dis crapz is 4 dem 8 yr hc punkz!!!

Ducky

By drop down the wall he means to drill a hole behind the speaker, throw the cord down it, and drill an exit hole somewhere else. Hides all your cables.

As for the americans looking for similar things, any L bracket should do fine. Just look for something that is a bit more heavy duty than a cabinet holder. Lowes should have them, as should home depot.

In regards to painting, It's metal and thus should be fairly simple. I'm no spraypainter, so don't rely on me, but I think a primer and then black spraypaint would be fine, probably should sand it down before you prime as well.

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Mootsfox

Home Depot sells 4"x4"x1" steel brackets that might work. They are like $1.25 each.

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Choggs396

Great work!

I have the same speakers, but I just pounded a little nail into the wall. Seems to hold them up OK for me. Your way is a little more professional though, especially with the ability to angle the speakers from side to side. I like it.

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