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Were the holes for the plinths not straight in the first place? I don't quite understand...the plinths on my Songbirds went on perfectly straight when I attached them out of the box.Cornelis
Take a ruler. Measure the the overlap, plinth to cabinet. Make it equal on both sides, and front vs back.Do same to other speaker.Is that hard?
Tighten lightly -- only 2 diagonal screws to hold plinth in place. Measure. If not equal, loosen 2 diagonal screws. Adjust plinth as necessary. Tighten 2 diagonal screws lightly. Measure again. Loosen and adjust plinth again, if necessary. Tighten.Keep repeating till right. When good, securely fasten ALL screws.The whole thing -- both speakers -- should take less than 5 mins. Seriously.(I'm assuming it's done with speaker laying on it's side for entire process, propped up on milk crates or similar.)
Thank you all for the reply. Maybe i'm a big dummy and making this out harder than it should be. I'll leave them as is for now.
You're not a dummy at all.
Well, I'm not so sure then that you're familiar with his avatar.... [/size]
How about turning the speakers upside down the install to plinths. That should help eliminate the fight with gravity making it crooked.
Agree with placing the speakers on their tops (upside down) on a soft cloth. This makes attaching plinths and small alignment adjustments of the plinths SUPER easy.