Robin
Well-known member
I have found my Ascent i's, being tall speakers, are vulnerable to tipping over in an earthquake. I have found that anchoring them, to the cieling, using a heavy duty cotten line, to a eye bolt to a beam, just above my speakers, is a good way to protect them... The photo's of my 'System# 57,' show how my Ascent i's are anchored in this way...
Having lived in California all of my life, one thing you perpare for is having earthquakes. When I lived in southern California, the worst earthquakes I experianced were: Saugus / Newhall (aka, Sylmar / San Fernando) quake of 2/9/1971, and the Northridge quake on 1/17/1994. Since comming to Northern California, in 1997, I have experianced a large earthquake centered in the hills / mountain range, near Napa, about three years ago.I have never had my Ascent i's during a California earthquake yet...
Have any of you any of you guys experianced an earthquake with your tall ML speakers? If so, how did they do?
Have you anchored them? If so, how?
Cheers
-Robin
Having lived in California all of my life, one thing you perpare for is having earthquakes. When I lived in southern California, the worst earthquakes I experianced were: Saugus / Newhall (aka, Sylmar / San Fernando) quake of 2/9/1971, and the Northridge quake on 1/17/1994. Since comming to Northern California, in 1997, I have experianced a large earthquake centered in the hills / mountain range, near Napa, about three years ago.I have never had my Ascent i's during a California earthquake yet...
Have any of you any of you guys experianced an earthquake with your tall ML speakers? If so, how did they do?
Have you anchored them? If so, how?
Cheers
-Robin
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