Does this cover any of the closest holes for either side of the speaker grids? (Photo seems to show coverage of nearest two holes of seven-hole grid.)
225078
I bought it last summer while I was in Vermont and I can assure you that no hole is covered by the strap. It is an ideal item (Florian from France).
225079
No it does not. Works great and fits in place of factory part is same location.
566809
It's open towards the bottom so the speakers do come through. It does have tiny speaker holes on the bottom back right hand side. Hope this helps, all in all great product :)
434022
No, it does not! In fact, I didn't realize it when I bought them, but there is no mounting hole. I ended up BUILDING myself two separate flight cases that could double as speaker stands, but it was a lot of work. Great speakers though.
2063033
I installed these in the ceiling of our Ranch house and first went up into the attic to mark where we would place the speakers (I didn't want to start a hole close to a beam or wires) while up there I moved the insulation out of the way and placed foam flower protectors over the center of the hole (amzn.com/B00448J1FY), Then I replaced the insulation. That way there is an insulated cavity above the speaker and it doesn't interfere with the speakers. Speaker wire was run to each location and the wired poked through the foam pot protector. I found the foam protectors at a local store for a few bucks each. I installed these in the ceiling of our Ranch house and first went up into the attic to mark where we would place the speakers (I didn't want to start a hole close to a beam or wires) while up there I moved the insulation out of the way and placed foam flower protectors over the center of the hole (amzn.com/B00448J1FY), Then I replaced the insulation. That way there is an insulated cavity above the speaker and it doesn't interfere with the speakers. Speaker wire was run to each location and the wired poked through the foam pot protector. I found the foam protectors at a local store for a... » Read More I installed these in the ceiling of our Ranch house and first went up into the attic to mark where we would place the speakers (I didn't want to start a hole close to a beam or wires) while up there I moved the insulation out of the way and placed foam flower protectors over the center of the hole (amzn.com/B00448J1FY), Then I replaced the insulation. That way there is an insulated cavity above the speaker and it doesn't interfere with the speakers. Speaker wire was run to each location and the wired poked through the foam pot protector. I found the foam protectors at a local store for a few bucks each. « Show Less
2058712
Hi William, The side of the speaker mounting flange is about 1in high x about 4in wide. The two flanges can be adjusted in or out to function as a compression hold. My outdoor speaker cabinets have radius corners so I cut a strip of black non-slip rubber sheeting to help in the fit. The flanges also have a slot that you can wrap around the speaker an adjustable canvas type strapping. These are the best I found for the price. - Ken
1143448
Hi. I bought the cover-up in January for my son's Nextbook 7. I'm not sure if it's the same model as yours and it's a very nice case, but you need to check the pictures really well to see if the speaker holes line up with your Next book's speakers. That was the problem we had. The holes were in the wrong place. Hope this helps.
2201905
I have with mixed results ... the speakers can move when it's not on your head but a small velcro patch on the speakers keeps them in 1 place when it's on your head. There's a narrow and wide part of the headband but the wire it always where the slit for the speakers is. That doesn't really bother me.
805907
This speakers placement is at the right end of a wall and inside corner. I have placed a cabinet to the left of this speaker. It performs very well and fills the 20 x 15 room fully. The cover for this speaker does not seat properly and needs to be secured or else it will vibrate. This speaker is powered by a 200 watt amp and it sounds excellent.
206786
Yes but only four of the speakers have the mounting holes. The center speaker does not have a mounting hole.
2063032
I installed these in the ceiling of our Ranch house and first went up into the attic to mark where we would place the speakers (I didn't want to start a hole close to a beam or wires) while up there I moved the insulation out of the way and placed foam flower protectors over the center of the hole (amzn.com/B00448J1FY), Then I replaced the insulation. That way there is an insulated cavity above the speaker and it doesn't interfere with the speakers. Speaker wire was run to each location and the wired poked through the foam pot protector. I found the foam protectors at a local store for a few bucks each.
1368848
In the outer rubberized case, there are two sets of two rows of holes - one over the speaker and one over the mic area. Under the outer cover and in the casing itself, it is an open area. I think they were trying to provide dust and water protection, but the inner case is indeed an open area. (Just looked)
566807
The case has an opening at the bottom around the speaker, revealing about 4 rows (from the bottom) of the speaker. The case does cover the rest of the speaker, but i still find the sound to be loud & clear. For reference, I have an iPad2.
877602
They have a deckplate available. Depending on your spacing, this could cover those holes.
1755876
Can anyone besides the seller confirm that there are two speaker holes for this?
164085
Hello R. IssacsThank you for your question!ArmorSuit's screen protectors have cut outs that are for any ports/vents/ speakers/ usb/ etc. This also goes for the back piece, that will be covering the sides.
1308306
No it does not cover the speakers. Actually this is one of the best covers. I love it.
740606
Not at all since the speakers are on the hindge area of the screen where the vents are, the cover does not cover any part of that area. Also,the is a cut out where the microphones are so those too are not covered.