Bubba wrote:
On Wed, 28 Jan 2009 18:11:43 -0800 (PST), ransley
wrote:

On Jan 28, 3:48 pm, "Joe J." wrote:
Hi all,

I bought a house that is prewired for surround sound in the family room.
Standard electrical boxes all mounted in the ceiling and covered with
plastic blank covers. I was thinking about buying 5 aluminum colored,
metal, blank plates and drilling each one with 3 holes. Two for the speaker
mounts and a small one to pass the wire through. Since my speakers are also
aluminum colored and so are the ceiling mounts, I was thinking this would
give the whole job a nice, neat finished look. The speakers weight less
than 1# and are 7" x 4" and I would think two screws through the plate would
be plenty strong. 2 nuts & bolts on each plate to hold the mount.
The only alternative would be to keep the blank plastic covers, drill a
small hole to pass the speaker wire and then mount the ceiling mount very
close by to all five of them. I think that would look too busy.

Any thoughts?
A point is if its simply out of phase, bass will be nonextant, Yes I
have pro sytems, use your Ear in tests.
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The only thing pro this quack ransley has is a degree in pro
crazyness. Ignore all his ranting.
Bubba

That needledick bug ****er hit my kill files over 9 months ago.