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Those would be nice for outlets that aren't used a great deal. Taking the covers on and off of outlets that get a lot of use would probably get old fast (and cause the paint to wear). BUT, whatever it takes to cover the WAF, eh? :yesnod:.
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Well maybe I am missing something, but if stuff is connected, it's going to be the same except slightly recessed, right? I don't think it will help me with my waf, haha, joke's on you all, I don't have un! :lol:
LexDoug
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I have recently purchased a pair of used DM640s and they are missing the plastic blanking-off plates which seal the ports.
The speakers originally came with two different sized ports and a pair of blanking-off plates. The ports allow you to fine tune the sound, the plates reduce the... -
Hey guys, new member here. For three years, I've had B&W 601 S3s in front with 600 S3s rear and the LCR60 center with an ASW 500 sub. I just sold my 601s/ASW 500 because: a) a buddy offered to pay my cost for them; 2) a lack of WAF on the looks of the 601s, and 3) wife's fears over my toddler... -
Where is everyone getting their wall plates specifically for audio speaker connects. are we just painting white ones to go on black screen walls?
has anyone seen a blank wall plate with a rubber center that you can just push a wire or group of wires through so you would'nt have to terminate... -
We'll be spiking the 802Ds and putting the speakers on solid marble floors.
Anyone have any simple and good looking spike PLATES they've used to
rest the spikes on so not to damage the floor. I saw some from sound
anchor but they are not quite as good looking... perferably something... -
I'm in search of some thick black bottom plates for my tower speakers.
Any ideas?
I'm thinking black marble or granite 1" -2" thick
Has anybody done it? Show me pics of how you attached them?
or other ideas?
thank...
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