Flush mount SDA SRS 2

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CH46E
CH46E Posts: 3,547
edited August 2018 in Vintage Speakers
SDA SRS 2

The guy who traded me acoustic room treatments with install (Owens Corrning 703) had asked if it would be ok to flush mount them into a wall. They are going into his recording studio for wow factor.

I told him i would ask for him. There would be no toe in of course, i explained and showed him the manual for thier set up.

I did tell him that you dont want a bunch of stuff between them.

Thanks

BTW: my system sounds so much better. Cant wait to really sit down and listen.
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  • FestYboy
    FestYboy Posts: 3,861
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    They may get rather boomy... Distance to wall is critical to balancing the bass output.
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  • nooshinjohn
    nooshinjohn Posts: 25,095
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    They need to come forward at least four inches from anything that may be set between them, and should not be enclosed.
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 49,795
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    CH46E wrote: »
    He said they would be surrounded by bass traps.

    Won't make a difference, they are not a speaker designed to be in a hole.
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