Have anyone done it? I saw it in the PA world. My living room is reasonable small, doing this will preserve space at maximum possible. The small top speakers will be hang in the wall also. I am intend to minimize the weight as possible roughly ~25lbs or less.
Maybe this didn't translate very well as I am not sure what you are asking or suggesting. Are you thinking of suspending the enclosures from the ceiling? Putting them in the wall?
I apologize for bad English writing.
I meant suspending from the ceiling and not touching the front wall. I prefer not to hanging in the wall. It's will be for mostly music at low/medium level~80dB 13 feet away. The mid/high box and low/sub are at the same height ~5 feet.
I meant suspending from the ceiling and not touching the front wall. I prefer not to hanging in the wall. It's will be for mostly music at low/medium level~80dB 13 feet away. The mid/high box and low/sub are at the same height ~5 feet.
Last edited:
Can work very well, but depends on your build ability and imagination. Any particular speaker drivers? I would suggest a pancake style sub driver in a disc enclosure for subs and a pair of satellites on welded chains for hanging looky effect. It's quite easy to use modern consumer tech tools to execute something like this in grand style
Yes it can work very well, I'd say optimally if not even surprisingly amazing. Only don't use
but rubber bands
I mounted 4 15” woofers on the ceiling hidden by the dropped ceiling at a club, so as per adason, why not?
dave
dave
I have 12" subs hanging in my shop. Sonotube with plywood endcaps connected by hard wood slats makes for a very light build that is easy to hang. They have a 2.5 cubic foot volume and I easily hung them myself. Wrap them in fabric for a nicer look. There are plenty of very high strength nylon line options today that are virtually invisible. If you make sure to hit your truss/floor joists and pre drill the holes, you do not need very big eyelet screws at all.
