Can I glue something on the back of my speaker

[Coolschmid]

or do you think it will affect the acoustics too much?

I have a pair of 5" monitors that I am bringing to a college dorm. I have a kesington lock kit for my computer stuff, and if I want to use it for my speakers I just have to press this little plastic plate with a hole in it (the square thing in the picture) onto them somewhere with superglue.

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I was thinking the best option is the big metal plate on the back, but Im a little paranoid and want to try to make sure that it wouldn't somehow change the acoustics of the speakers. I really don't think it will, but I know that speaker acoustics are a real touchy bitch. It probably won't even matter at all because the room acoustics and their location in it will probably be the worst too, but whatever.

[Icetickle]

Isn't it similar to closed and open back of headphones?

[Coolschmid]

theres no ports on the back of the speakers, just the metal plate where all the switches and knobs and inputs are, so not really sure how that relates

[Icetickle]

theres no ports on the back of the speakers, just the metal plate where all the switches and knobs and inputs are, so not really sure how that relates

Nevermind

[hutyluty]

yes do it

[Crimsonghost]

Isn't there already a metal plate on the back of your monitors?

I don't think it would be a problem.

[Artie_Fufkin]

If the back is closed, I don't see why not. They stick foam in there to reduce reflections from inside the box.