Signature S60s - Leveling Speaker (physical level, not audio)
syxeth
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Hi all,
I have a Polk Signature set of speakers, using S60s as my front pair. My challenge is that my floors are uneven for the first foot inward from the wall. As a result, the speakers are a little off-balance, and face slightly toward the floor. Some speakers have adjustable feet or spikes for leveling, but the S60s have fixed non-adjustable feet.
Does anyone have any suggestions for something I can attach to get these level and stable? Ideally, since this is in my living room, I don't want anything that involves putting it on an unattractive platform.
Thanks!
I have a Polk Signature set of speakers, using S60s as my front pair. My challenge is that my floors are uneven for the first foot inward from the wall. As a result, the speakers are a little off-balance, and face slightly toward the floor. Some speakers have adjustable feet or spikes for leveling, but the S60s have fixed non-adjustable feet.
Does anyone have any suggestions for something I can attach to get these level and stable? Ideally, since this is in my living room, I don't want anything that involves putting it on an unattractive platform.
Thanks!
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