new_to_bass
June 24th, 2005, 1:05 PM
Greetings, all! I've been reading the HRF for a little while, and feel like I know many of you great folks already...
I just got a silver VT-12/STF2 system yesterday, but have not yet heard it in action. (Yes, that's right, Candi at Hsu found me a silver STF2 at "the distributor", so there may be hope for anyone that wants another one of them in silver...) Now I'm waiting for a receiver I bought on eBay, and working through wiring, speaker placement, calibration, and a myriad of other exciting issues!
As a first step I'm grappling with the thorny issues of speaker placement and mounting. Aesthetics, acoustics, ease of installation and finances are all things I need to consider, as I'm sure we all do to varying degrees... ;)
I'm considering the Atlantic 77335067 speaker stands in titanium for my front l/r speakers, as they'll flow well with the room aesthetics, adjust to 48" maximum (nearly the same height as my center channel speaker atop the TV), and they're relatively affordable, at about $30.99 for the pair (shipped) from buy.com.
You can see them here at:
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=90140252&loc=111&sp=1
I'm also looking at the Atlantic SPB03 wall/ceiling brackets in titanium for the surround speakers, at about $10.00 or less for a pair.
See these ones at: http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=90132177&loc=111&sp=1
My primary question; does anyone know whether these stands and brackets will support the (versatile) VT-12 mounting system without the use of velcro or double-sided tape? I'd prefer to use the threaded mounting holes on the VT-12 satellites wherever possible.
Second question - does anyone know if the Atlantic SPB03 will allow the speakers to swivel 90 degrees so as to be parallel to rear wall of the room?
Based on recommendations online, that's the mounting placement that I'm really trying to accomplish.
Thanks in advance for any information that you are able to provide.
I've got lots of other questions, so I expect to be posting more in the days to come.
Thanks for all the great information you've all already placed here, it's been extremely helpful (and frankly, I probably would've bought Paradigm Cinema 110 speakers if not for the Hsu Research Forum, and the passion that you all bring here - so thanks in advance!!!)
Best regards,
-Glenn
I just got a silver VT-12/STF2 system yesterday, but have not yet heard it in action. (Yes, that's right, Candi at Hsu found me a silver STF2 at "the distributor", so there may be hope for anyone that wants another one of them in silver...) Now I'm waiting for a receiver I bought on eBay, and working through wiring, speaker placement, calibration, and a myriad of other exciting issues!
As a first step I'm grappling with the thorny issues of speaker placement and mounting. Aesthetics, acoustics, ease of installation and finances are all things I need to consider, as I'm sure we all do to varying degrees... ;)
I'm considering the Atlantic 77335067 speaker stands in titanium for my front l/r speakers, as they'll flow well with the room aesthetics, adjust to 48" maximum (nearly the same height as my center channel speaker atop the TV), and they're relatively affordable, at about $30.99 for the pair (shipped) from buy.com.
You can see them here at:
http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=90140252&loc=111&sp=1
I'm also looking at the Atlantic SPB03 wall/ceiling brackets in titanium for the surround speakers, at about $10.00 or less for a pair.
See these ones at: http://www.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=90132177&loc=111&sp=1
My primary question; does anyone know whether these stands and brackets will support the (versatile) VT-12 mounting system without the use of velcro or double-sided tape? I'd prefer to use the threaded mounting holes on the VT-12 satellites wherever possible.
Second question - does anyone know if the Atlantic SPB03 will allow the speakers to swivel 90 degrees so as to be parallel to rear wall of the room?
Based on recommendations online, that's the mounting placement that I'm really trying to accomplish.
Thanks in advance for any information that you are able to provide.
I've got lots of other questions, so I expect to be posting more in the days to come.
Thanks for all the great information you've all already placed here, it's been extremely helpful (and frankly, I probably would've bought Paradigm Cinema 110 speakers if not for the Hsu Research Forum, and the passion that you all bring here - so thanks in advance!!!)
Best regards,
-Glenn