I have a samsung Surround system. The layout of my living room makes it very hard to get a nice set up going with the speakers. I have no way of running wires to get my rears to be behind the couch. I know they make the wireless add on that could help me out but does anyone know exactly how it works??? Do only the rears hook up to it or is it mids and sub too?
on mine i just poked the wires along the base board push them in the wires will go under the base boaed. Their is a tack strip that the carpet is held by the tack's. and than base board is put on so their should be enough room. No when you come to a door way i took off the door molding and put wires in their. I built my house so no problum doing this. It take's a little time but it work's . I have the bose system and harmon karden unit.
Ya its hard for me, i have my living room open to my kitchen/diningroom so i dont have a wall to run a wire against and i dont have a wall to wall carpet to hide it the right rear i was able to run in baseboard and behind my couch as for left, i cant figure a way
Attic by chance?? if so you may have to run the wires from the attic down in the corner's to speakers ?? The sound isn't balance out good if you can't get the speaker's set right.
Keep going under the baseboard until you get to the spot you want to put your left speaker. It'll follow the same path you've already run. It'll just be longer
Keep going under the baseboard until you get to the spot you want to put your left speaker. It'll follow the same path you've already run. It'll just be longer
No can do. My baseboards stop near back of my couch then i have door and staircase, ill have to draw up a layout for you guys
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