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Speakers that can be angled down

kumquat

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I have three monitors so can't put my speakers on the sides of the display. Instead, I have a shelf the same height as the monitors that I put the speakers on.

Are there any computer speakers, without an auto-off feature, that can be angled downward easily? I guess I could come up with some wall-mounts but that seems exessive.
 
I'd use something like this, could even fix to shelf and angle them down over it if you wanted

http://www.selby.com.au/pair-of-4kg-speaker-brackets-wall-ceiling-mounts-white-sb202w.html

I have some here that i am going to mount my rear satellite speakers with for my surround system.

They can mount speakers with single, 2, or 4 mounting holes on them, or even the keyhole type mounting.

The picture of them shows with the 'extension' attached, can be removed also.
 
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I actually have some of those. I was trying to avoid mounting to the wall, but I guess I'll have to. Now to find some speakers with mounting holes that don't have auto-off......

Thnks.
 
You could just put a lip on the front of the shelf and a raised board along the back. Set the back of the speakers on the raised board so they point down, the lip will keep them on the shelf.
 
You can't put them on the sides due to lack of space or you just don't want them so far off to the sides?
this is my old setup upstairs, it's used as a file server now, but I used it to game, watch movies, edit videos, and listen to movies on it for almost a decade in this type of configuration with no issues and it sounds great,
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The screens I used over the years on the setup were 19-23" 16:9 displays
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