I have a peerless av stand that has glass shelving and I want to make it stronger.The brackets that are on it are plastic,anyone know where I could get metal brackets for the glass?
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Thirsty, any well-stocked hardware store should have a selection of brackets for glass shelving. Barring that, one of the "big box" stores (Home Depot or Lowes) may have them depending on whether it's an "A" store or not. Then, try contacting a local glass company. If they don't have them they will probably have a source list..
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Hi,
I am thinking of installing B&W 705s as my rear surounds. Does any one know of any wall brackets to suit - they don't seem to have obvious mounting holes and I don't want to have to drill into them
Geoff -
Back Plate
The back plate (sometimes referred to as the bottom plate) is a stationary component of a driver’s motor assembly that works in conjunction with the voice coil and magnet to convert electrical signals into sound waves. Typically made from a ferromagnetic material (such as iron or steel), the back plate is mounted behind the voice coil and is usually a flat or slightly concave structure with a central opening through which the voice coil passes. The primary function of the...15 July 2023, 20:46 Saturday -
Just curious if there is any difference in performance when it comes to glass vs plastic for optical cables. I know of a website that has glass ones priced similar to plastic ones.
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hi all,
rack design nearing completion.
if using glass shelves, what thickness / type of glass do you guys recommend? heaviest individual item on a shelf will be 36kg
thanks
julie -
I have built a pair of subs to match my DIY bookshelf speakers, they're pretty basic and only need about 50 watts each max. I was thinking about getting on craigslist and buying the cheapest amp or receiver I could find just driving them with that and building a passive line level crossover. I found...
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