Why did you mount them so low? And by the way, you may have voided your warranty by drilling into them.Ryan West said:Worst case scenario is they get ripped off the wall somehow but they are only mounted 36" up.
There's no such thing as surround fronts. You voiced concern about your young kids and dog, so I was surprised that you mounted them so low. That's all.Ryan West said:Yeah I knew I would void my warranty, for the price of shipping them back and forth for repairs I can just buy new ones.. I mounted them at ear level as suggested for 5.1 surround fronts..
The front L/R sorry. I don't think the kids will mess with them where they are now. It was more a matter of the baby pulling a stand down or the dog knocking them over etc.. They would come down hard that way and cause some serious damage. They aren't coming off the wall the way I have them now.Jim Mcc said:There's no such thing as surround fronts. You voiced concern about your young kids and dog, so I was surprised that you mounted them so low. That's all.
Well I didnt exactly measure 36" I eyeballed ear level.. I know its close thoughschan1269 said:Is that 36" the top...or the bottom of the speaker? Either way you are close. Most tower speakers are 36-41" tall. And I doubt you voided the warranty. I'm not "up" on Harman warranty procedure, but I would assume they might allow a driver swap. Worst case, you have to buy the drivers used on Ebay. I doubt you'll ever do anything to the crossover.