Ok, so I have a pair of NHT SuperZeros, which is a small bookshelf type speaker. I'm mounting one on each side of my Sony 70 incher (on the wall). I'm using these mounting brackets:
These are the bookshelf speakers:
my plan is to hopefully find a stud in a good location on each side of the TV, and put the mount by the stud. Then, either to the left or right of the stud, I will drill a small hole to run speaker wire through. I'm using RCA 16 gauge speaker wire. Basically, was hoping to have the hole as small as possible, just to fit the speaker wire through.
However, my issue is trying to get the speaker wire from that hole, to a hole towards the very bottom of the wall. My plan was to put the second hole close the floor (for hiding purposes), but trying to guide the wire from one hole to the other. With the bottom wire being more hidden, I could make the hole slightly larger I suppose. Just wondering what technique people use to try to guide the wire from one hole to the other without being able to actually see the wire, and at the same time trying to keep each hole as small as possible.
[ I'm sure there is something I can buy to help myself do it easier, but is there any way to do it without buying anything ? I just want to get the damn thing done today, and don't want to have to wait for something to come in the mail... ]
These are the bookshelf speakers:
my plan is to hopefully find a stud in a good location on each side of the TV, and put the mount by the stud. Then, either to the left or right of the stud, I will drill a small hole to run speaker wire through. I'm using RCA 16 gauge speaker wire. Basically, was hoping to have the hole as small as possible, just to fit the speaker wire through.
However, my issue is trying to get the speaker wire from that hole, to a hole towards the very bottom of the wall. My plan was to put the second hole close the floor (for hiding purposes), but trying to guide the wire from one hole to the other. With the bottom wire being more hidden, I could make the hole slightly larger I suppose. Just wondering what technique people use to try to guide the wire from one hole to the other without being able to actually see the wire, and at the same time trying to keep each hole as small as possible.
[ I'm sure there is something I can buy to help myself do it easier, but is there any way to do it without buying anything ? I just want to get the damn thing done today, and don't want to have to wait for something to come in the mail... ]