Has anyone run Flatwire or Invisiwire products up their walls to a QS4, and then connected via Banana Plugs? Specifically want to know if the 90-degree bend or the straight B-Plugs work, IF the QS4 is just mounted using the supplied T-Bracket wall mount? Is there enough clearance between wall to fit these kinds of connectors? Thanks for any insights...
You're not going to get bananas up there with the T bracket. Just screw it in and don't worry about it...
Bare wire with drywall hangers with my T-brackets. No problem.
I was looking at eg. this picture:
http://www.flatwiresolutions.com/assets/images/FLTBJ8590_1_Lrg.jpgCan you even screw flatwire directly into the posts on a QS4?
Yup. I've got mine set up that way. Of course, my wire is stranded, not a band of metal. I did use solid metal ones for a very short time (before realizing I had received something I did not order...), and I basically just bent them into pins and screwed them down that way.
I guess those plugs might work, but I'm not certain. The T bracket gets 'em pretty close to the wall.
I guess I was thinking/hoping that a lot of folks need/want to wire their surrounds on their walls in unobtrusive manner.. the flatwire seems promising in that its paintable and only about 1/32" thick.. so can disappear on the wall. Wondering how folks do this, barring routing thru their walls (not an option for me as it will be in a rental unit.. not allowed).
how far from the wall do the supplied bumpers put the speaker away from the wall?
There are holes through the centers of the posts. With the wire you referenced, I'd just roll the wire a bit and stick it through those holes.
I don't have flat wire...it's regular 12g wire. When I used the holes in the banana plugs, and then attached them, I don't feel it will clear.
Once I have a little time this weekend/tonight, I will see if I can somehow make the plugs work, otherwise, bare wire into the posts won't bug me.