Free speaker tweak that's a must do

Don't use red loctite or you'll need a blow torch to loosen them again. stick with blue stuff

Ed...this isn't always a good thing. For instance..the B&W 800 series drivers are mounted loose with the use of foam plastic gaskets. By tightening the drivers, you squash the gaskets and the speakers are not operating as designed.

Loctite doesn't work on wood.. jeez.. and most speakers have their drivers mounted to a wood type front baffle. And a "careful" snugging is a good thing.. CAREFUL not gorilla tight. And if you have drivers that screw into metal inserts and you use Red Loctite you are totally F'ed if a driver blows cause you need a blow torch to heat it up to get the bolt/screw loose..might even want to use a torque wrench to get the same torque on all screws.. Ahh but how much torque??? What kind torque wrench?? Snap-on or Craftsman, or Matco.. Digital gauge, beam type, clicker, and what scale?? Ft lbs , Ft Inches, newton meters... Audiophiles ....

Yeah, well, Erickminer, you have a good fix on why the ProAcs drove me nuts. "Careful" snugging only meant that the screws would work themselves loose almost immediately, but I was aware that using too much torque would be worse.

Erikminer,Its common knowledge across any industry using fasteners of most any type that over torquing will cause faster to loosen. If there loose already fine but just to tighten because its what I do shows a misunderstanding of how bolts screws etc work. And that's not about being a audiophile. Its about basic understanding of how things work.