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Mikey,
A picture saves a thousand words... 
We love to see pictures.
WhatFurrer
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Re: Wall Mounting VP150
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The build quality is excellent. (but at that price it ought to be!) I've been very happy with it.
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In reply to:
Mark: Nice idea, but it'd never pass SAF
I actually thought that the WAF would be very high.
If I didn't explain it correctly, the entire frame goes under and behind the monitor. It won't be visible at all, save the tiny shelf edge under the "floating" center channel speaker.
::::::: No disrespect to Axiom, but my favorite woofer is my yellow lab :::::::
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shareholder in the making
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Craig, calibration of the center channel for distance and level will correct for any reasonable amount of difference.
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I agree with JohnK...put your receiver to work!!Recalibrate the speaker distance to the listening area and correct it by auditioning a movie that you like so you can compare the sound before/after (kinda' to have a reference...)
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