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Re: Try this simple trick w/ your Maggies

Posted by Davey on September 4, 2001 at 19:30:06:
Here's an interesting thing to try with Maggies.
Mount a couple of small screw-eyes on the top corners of each speaker and a matching pair into the ceiling directly above. (You'd have to catch a ceiling joist.) String some 1/8" poly line or equivalent and tension it enough to stabilize the speaker but not actually lift it off the floor.
The spouse acceptance factor would probably be pretty low, and of course you'd have a few holes in your ceiling, but I would think it'd work pretty well.
Anybody tried that?
Regards.
Davey.