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My Room...so far, part 3...
#277183 11/01/09 06:35 PM
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My Room...so far, part 3...

thanks for the pixel info. My forte is not tech...but I know good sound when I hear it.
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doctrolds #277184 11/01/09 06:51 PM
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Have you tried spreading out your mains a little further? May improve the sound a bit if you do.


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Re: My Room...so far, part 3...
terzaghi #277196 11/01/09 08:12 PM
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I agree, they don't seem very far apart. How far back are you sitting?


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SirQuack #277215 11/01/09 09:57 PM
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Nice looking speakers though ;\)


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terzaghi #277224 11/02/09 12:06 AM
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Thanks. I love em...I took these pics when I first got em and now that I have that nice Axiom 12 gage wire hooked up, I pushed them out further and have them toed in. I'm sitting approx. 9 feet away. Two questions if some one could help me with..how can I stabilize the towers from tipping over(I have an active three year old)...should I be making use of banana plugs. Do they make a difference in sound?

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doctrolds #277230 11/02/09 01:53 AM
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Banana plugs are really just used out of convenience, they won't improve the sound any. In fact, someone at Axiom(Debbie?) told me that they bare wire the speakers at Axiom. As far as stabilizing the towers, there are a few outriggers available online and at some audio stores that will effectively increase the footprint of the speaker, thereby making it more stabile.

Here's an example.

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Adrian #277232 11/02/09 02:20 AM
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Someone needs to make an adapter that converts banana connections into bare wire. Ha ha.

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Charles you might be on (to) something!! ;\)


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Adrian #277334 11/02/09 06:17 PM
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U can balance them some by adjusting the height of each carpet spike until the speaker feels sturdy and has less wobble... However I would hardly call that 3 yr old proof! I think Someone had built some "outriggers" that hooked into on to the base of the speaker but I forget who.

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Mark made some outriggers as well as a few others, someone was going to try marketing theirs on ebay awhile ago.....

I use the rubber feet, it keeps them more stable than the spikes, IMO.

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