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Geckos on wall - martinskeem - 01-Mar-2016
A few snaps of geckos mounted for those considering. One thing of note is that they really need to be high in the wall > 180 cm if sitting 2-3m away. Other than that, I would have liked a 2nd plate with a little less downwards angle, but they do work well for what they are (brackets :-)).
Now I just need a new firmware that makes the phantoms as reliable as a regular hifi or my Sonos. :-)
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RE: Geckos on wall - trashken - 02-Mar-2016
Nice! How does the elevated position affect the sound?
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RE: Geckos on wall - Silvertouran - 02-Mar-2016
The biggest problem is going to be hiding the wires. That would annoy me too much. I think I prefer stands. And also difficult to press the button on the rear if you have to.
RE: Geckos on wall - martinskeem - 02-Mar-2016
Sounds good to me, compared to what I had them on before (Ikea folding chairs :-)), but I imagine that stands would have a better effect on sound - that's not an option in my case, though, due to small children.
Geckos come with a small cable cover and a white cable meant to be used if cables are hidden in the wall. That's for sure the best option, but I will have to wait with that - it's a brick wall and will require a lot of repairs afterwards, if tubes are milled into the wall. It's easy enough to reach and get to the reset button, though.
RE: Geckos on wall - frix - 02-Mar-2016
hehe looks somehow like the eyes of a snail.
But damn, that yellow cable. What were they thinking?
RE: Geckos on wall - Confused - 02-Mar-2016
Totally off topic, but that's an intriguingly lowly mounted TV you have there. I have visions of you chilling on bean bags watching a movie!
Geckos on wall - stevec - 02-Mar-2016
I would just get some long white Power cables and use those if you can find them. No one will see the missing plastic cover at the back which is purely cosmetic. I would run the right one into the corner and the left behind the cupboard. 2 carefully placed pictures or plain decorative panels would just about hide them
RE: Geckos on wall - jonstatt - 02-Mar-2016
(02-Mar-2016, 10:59)stevec Wrote: I would just get some long white Power cables and use those if you can find them. No one will see the missing plastic cover at the back which is purely cosmetic. I would run the right one into the corner and the left behind the cupboard. 2 carefully placed pictures or plain decorative panels would just about hide them
Or simply run stick-on white plastic conduit and then paint over them with the wall colour. I wouldn't make a mess by drilling out a brick wall if you have any doubts the phantoms will still be there in 5 years time! A small child will unlikely pull the phantom down on the official stand but they might poke and prod them and I am unsure how fragile they really are?
Geckos on wall - Adams - 02-Mar-2016
Maybe you could get some branch stands to mount them on and disguise the stands to look like your cactus, the kids won't mess with them then!
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RE: Geckos on wall - michirishi - 02-Mar-2016
Looks cool! If you could hide the cables it would even be better.
(02-Mar-2016, 10:52)Confused Wrote: Totally off topic, but that's an intriguingly lowly mounted TV you have there. I have visions of you chilling on bean bags watching a movie!I remember a sociological survey in which they found that the lower people place their TV's, the higher their socio-economical status. Lower social class apparently have their TV's placed higher. (Don't know about Phantoms on Geckos btw)
Interestingly, since I know no people who have their TV's placed on the ground, one might wonder what this says about my socio-economical class
