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Yup. The front, back, and bottom are square, and the top slopes down at an angle of approx. 7.5° from horizontal.
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Just don't attempt to measure the exact angle, or your center channel will fall to the floor.
It's a fact.
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No need to measure exactly. The front height is about 9.16", the rear height is about 7.12", and the speaker depth is about 16.36". I leave the trigonometry to the reader. ![smile \:\)](/boards/images/graemlins/default/smile.gif)
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Well, given those numbers, the angle is about 7.11°.
I better run home to make sure my center is still in place.
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The non-hard front corners aren't taken into account with the given dimensions. The front height would actually be larger if the top and front came to a point like they do in the rear.
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Of course as I read that, I formed a diagram in my head to figure out the angles and distances of the missing triangle of space, all I need is the length of the beveled edge.
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Chris, are you any relation to Will Hunting?
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What do non-geeks do to kill time?
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Bears, beets, Battlestar Galactica.
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No no, don't worry, we all do trig problems in our heads just for fun, you guys are not alone.
In fact last night at the sports bar I was at watching LeBron get his ass kicked all over the court, drinking beers with my buddies, flirting with the waitresses and what not, I was figuring out approach vortex's, and arch curve logorithms in my head the entire time.
(Ok, you got me... I probably don't even know the correct terms to use to even ACT like a geek do I? Why can't I be cool like you guys?)
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