[floresjc]

Wow, thats actually a good idea. I don't see why this couldn't be done, the top 80% of my SongTowers are empty, the bottom 20% has the binding posts and the port. I'm sure it wouldn't be that pricey, unless those magnets are hella expensive.

[Nuance]

P.S.  Be sure to get issue #204 of The Absolute Sound, in the mail tomorrow, there is a review in there by Dick Olsher of the SongTowers driven by an AVA Ultravalve vacuum tube amp that is the review to end all reviews.

Finally!  I can't wait to read it...although I don't subscribe to that magazine, so I am sure I'll have to wait it out a bit longer.

There were some speakers I had come across (was it Polk?) that let you attach the grilles to the rear of the speaker for storage.  As long as there is available real estate on the rear without binding posts in the way (it would be okay if they covered a port), I think that's a great idea.
 
If I order a set of speakers from Jim in the future, and there is space on the rear, I would have him embed a set of neodymium magnets on the rear as well.
 
Steve

Brilliant!