Well, the solution is not one you will like. Sell off all the audio equipment and music media, banking the funds for her college fund. You do not need to be spending money on gear or music until she graduates from college. Then you can re-enter the world of audio, knowing you gave up your best listening years for her college bank account. Of course, you need to get her to sign a contract that she will not return after college, as kids seem to do these days.
Childproofing Speakers
I have a pair of Totem Hawks and a 8 month year old daughter who is now crawling and trying to use anything she can to help learn how to stand. Unfortunately, these are not the most stable speakers they are relatively light and have only three speaker spikes in a tripod like design.
Does anyone have any experience making these speakers more stable. I have been considering outriggers from Soundocity but this would only help protect from pushing left to right and not front to back. Also, I believe, but am not sure, that I would need to drill into the speaker base to use these outriggers.
Ideas?
Does anyone have any experience making these speakers more stable. I have been considering outriggers from Soundocity but this would only help protect from pushing left to right and not front to back. Also, I believe, but am not sure, that I would need to drill into the speaker base to use these outriggers.
Ideas?