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shareholder in the making
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I doubt you will notice a difference if any. When I tested my OnWall m22's against regular 22's, I had them upside down ontop of my m22's so the tweeters would be close, and did some suedo A/B testing, worked fine.
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axiomite
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axiomite
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My experience is with the in-wall/on-wall VP100. I'll have to try it again. Perhaps it's the bracket I had reversed before instead.
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Thanks all, I think I will just mount them all normally.
Don
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axiomite
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axiomite
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I just checked my VP100 on/in wall and it can't be mounted upside down. It doesn't fit in the bracket upside down. If you flip the bracket over, and put it in upside down, then it won't lock in.
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