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newguy5 · 05-05-2008, 02:50 PM

actually i think it may just be the fault of the desk for the shake. the desk had a top part with draws and cabinets and such and i took that off because i used it for nothing but to hold my speakers on from my last sound setup. i don't think it's the new speaker that causes this. i tilted the monitor back a little to keep the speaker from sliding forward and crashing onto my monitor screen though.

i went to circuit city to buy these speakers yesterday and they were listed for $99 although on circuit city's website they were $79 with a $10 rebate. when i inquired about matching online pricing, the guy didn't take note of the mail-in rebate and so he just saw 69.99 and so that's all i paid for them. haha, awesome! i am so bad about rebates anyway, especially ones for $10.

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newguy5 Platinum Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Dallas, Tx Age: 25 Posts: 942	actually i think it may just be the fault of the desk for the shake. the desk had a top part with draws and cabinets and such and i took that off because i used it for nothing but to hold my speakers on from my last sound setup. i don't think it's the new speaker that causes this. i tilted the monitor back a little to keep the speaker from sliding forward and crashing onto my monitor screen though. i went to circuit city to buy these speakers yesterday and they were listed for $99 although on circuit city's website they were $79 with a $10 rebate. when i inquired about matching online pricing, the guy didn't take note of the mail-in rebate and so he just saw 69.99 and so that's all i paid for them. haha, awesome! i am so bad about rebates anyway, especially ones for $10. __________________ C2D E6750 Arctic Freezer 7 Pro 2GB G.Skill RAM PC2-6400 Gigabyte P35-DS3L Sapphire Radeon 3850 250GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 Thermaltake TR2 500W 22" Westinghouse (widescreen)