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Will tall mounting screws roughen my response curve...
significantly?
My size 8-32 black cast frame hex screws paired with washers (because screws are too small) stick up almost a 1/4" above frame (8" full range dayton ps-220). There's six screws for this speaker. They look ok, but I was concerned about roughening up the frequency curve seeing that these protruding elements could antagonize the effects of my flush mount.
And now, after the fact, I see cheap wood screws with the plain old philips round heads are almost completely flush with the frame. I was trying to avoid
would screws due to those being prone to stripping the wood
Any advise or insight.
Should I worry about 1/4" protrusions?
Thanks.
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