Antiskid speakers (1 Viewer)

[Leo Kerr]

This week, I've watched the LOTR:EE discs, night after night, in (rather) close succession.

During the seige of Minas Tirith, one of my SuperOnes was hit by the shot from a trebuchet, and came tumbling off of its shelf, bouncing off of other assorted things on the way down.

Now that's interactive television!

The good news is that the damage was minor: a black scuff on the laser printer, and one of the four little pegs that holds the speaker-cloth on snapped.

Apart from a rather startling inturruption to the film, there was no 'bad' news, per se.

I'm about to put some of that shower-stall non-skid tape on the shelves that support the speakers. Any words of advice on if this is a good idea or not?

Leo Kerr

 

[DaveHo]

I would use Quake Putty instead.

 

[John Garcia]

Or Blu-tack.

 

[Steve Lumbert]

foam mouse pads do a good job too. I use one under my center channel speaker.