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Rear speaker placement problem

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I am moving my computer set up out into the dining room for a few months while I renovate my home office. I need some way to mount my rear speakers. Wall and ceiling mounting are out as the rear wall is 15 feet behind me and the ceiling is 10 feet high. I really dont want stands as they would be in the way and tripping over wires.

TimKLL has a good setup , but I need something that does NOT bolt to the desk.
I remember seeing a cantilevered setup simular to this a few years back the was free standing. Anyone have a link?
 
Hofy said:
I am moving my computer set up out into the dining room for a few months while I renovate my home office. I need some way to mount my rear speakers. Wall and ceiling mounting are out as the rear wall is 15 feet behind me and the ceiling is 10 feet high. I really dont want stands as they would be in the way and tripping over wires.

TimKLL has a good setup , but I need something that does NOT bolt to the desk.
I remember seeing a cantilevered setup simular to this a few years back the was free standing. Anyone have a link?
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lets see - you have pretty much eliminated all your options. Why don't you go without them for a few months until you move back. Then they will only sound that much better. Otherwise, get a pair of stands to put them on and some of those things that hold your wires down flat
 
You could pay a neighborhood kid to hold the speakers for you ;)

Seriously not sure what else would work for you given the limitations you have given.
 
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