Monitor Audio Gold Signature 60's question...

I just recently purchased a pair of GS60's and had a question about a couple things on them.

1. How many port bungs should have been included in the boxes? I only got 2 but the manual mentions plugging all 4 ports to see how the sound is in your particular room then try removing 2...then all 4.

2. On the baseplate supplied in the box I got the feet on the bottom with spikes but it talks about something going on top fo the hole. I'm guessing for asthestics cause it's kind of ugly seeing a recessed hole and the threads from the feet underneath.

Some one help me on this? I tried contacting my dealer but they didn't know and never heard back from MA UK.

Thanks!

[salvasol]

Welcome to the forum

I suggest you to contact the manufacturer directly (phone, email,etc. should be in the manual) ... tell them about the manual and what you got in the box; I'm sure they will mail you the missing parts if they're missing

Most of the time they print on the manual what you will find inside the box ... check there first

salvasol wrote:

Welcome to the forum

I suggest you to contact the manufacturer directly (phone, email,etc. should be in the manual) ... tell them about the manual and what you got in the box; I'm sure they will mail you the missing parts if they're missing

Most of the time they print on the manual what you will find inside the box ... check there first

Thanks Salvasol. I JUST found out from another forum that I didn't follow instructions. What I thought was the threaded nut or lock nut for the foot of the base plate turns out to be the piece I thought I was missing. I guess I need to read the instructions carefully and not just hurry and setup the speakers to enjoy them huh? That other person also confirmed that yes there are only 2 port bungs and 4 ports. Kinda weird but ok. I like the sound without any of the bungs anyway so all good there too.

Thanks for your help and I'm going to continue to be a member here hoping that I can learn or contribute something to the forum.

Thanks!

Steve

EDIT: Oh, thanks for the welcome too!