Home theater speaker setupToeing in or out of speakers Experiment with different angles for the best effect, but the general consensus is that the former is ideal for a small group of viewers. Stick to the latter if the home theater system is setup for your family needs. |
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lv208306 says...
I am using copper monster cables with 4 small cables in each main cable for my speakers. However, I have difficulty in inserting the 2 cables that go into each of the binding post because the hole on the latter is too small.
As such, can you advise me as what I should do? Thanks
Jan 04, 2008 14:26
I am using copper monster cables with 4 small cables in each main cable for my speakers. However, I have difficulty in inserting the 2 cables that go into each of the binding post because the hole on the latter is too small.
As such, can you advise me as what I should do? Thanks
Jan 04, 2008 14:26
Glifford says...
Dear LV208306,
Maybe you can try using pin plugs shown in the last slide of the article.
Sep 17, 2008 17:59
Dear LV208306,
Maybe you can try using pin plugs shown in the last slide of the article.
Sep 17, 2008 17:59
grandpabill1947 says...
::( not yet::(
THANKS
grandpabill1947
Oct 12, 2008 03:44
::( not yet::(
THANKS
grandpabill1947
Oct 12, 2008 03:44
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