Does anyone have any guides or posts of others who have mounted these speakers? I've never mounted speakers, and I hear these are some tricky ones to mount properly, due to the poor design of the bases, and the fact that they only swivel in one direction. That being said, this is my first speaker mounting project, and I'm in an apartment, so I don't want to destroy the walls too bad ( I have to repair what dammage I do when I move out, obviously ) - so if there are some sites/guides you can reccomend, I'd be much obliged. Thanks for the help in advance.
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Wall mounting Z-5500's?
- Thread starter Nalif
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I would post pics, but I am too tired right now .. to mount them... just make the bottom/stand of the rear sats facing the back instead of the bottom... get 4 nails and a hammer... put the sats where you want them facing you..... nail the two hole on the stand into the wall with the speaker attached... voila!
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Place the rears so that they face each other, a couple feet higher than the "sweet spot" for listening. I just used two pairs of screws and the normal bases.