phantommullet67
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I have a sony Bravia system that's a few years old now. It has S-Air semi-wireless rear speakers (there is a receiver that connects wirelessly and then speaker wire that runs to the two rear speakers.
I had the speakers positioned perfectly for great sound in my living room. The problem is, one of the rear speakers sticks out from the wall in the main walkway of the living room, and people have plowed into it and ripped it down several times.
I want to cut out a small section of drywall and embed the speaker in the wall, running the wire through the wall, through the basement ceiling, and then up to the receiver on the other side of the room.
My question is, is there some kind of rubber edge protector that i can put on the drywall that will make it look nicer, keep the drywall from crumbling, and prevent any speaker vibration?
I had the speakers positioned perfectly for great sound in my living room. The problem is, one of the rear speakers sticks out from the wall in the main walkway of the living room, and people have plowed into it and ripped it down several times.
I want to cut out a small section of drywall and embed the speaker in the wall, running the wire through the wall, through the basement ceiling, and then up to the receiver on the other side of the room.
My question is, is there some kind of rubber edge protector that i can put on the drywall that will make it look nicer, keep the drywall from crumbling, and prevent any speaker vibration?