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  1. March 18th, 2003 06:40 AM #1
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    question about logitech z-680 mounting

    This might be the wrong topic but does anyone know of wall or ceiling mounting brackets that would hold the speaker to the wall and let it tilt and swivel? Thanks
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    I have mine just bolted onto the wall, not quite sure what you mean by swivel, but you can easily adjust the bases of the speakers to twist so that the speaker can face outward from the wall.
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    The topic is suppost to be z-680 but any way i just have the bolted on the wall. Also how do you twist yours?

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  4. March 19th, 2003 10:51 AM #4
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    Well I'm using z-560's, but the base of the speakers will swivel around if you simple loosen the screws and rotate the base of the base (hah) around to face the opposite direction of the speaker mesh.
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