Do well-intentioned people move your speakers?


My mom is in town and she's been on a mission straightening up my house. She saw where I had my speakers, and moved them, saying "they look much better over hear". She did not known that those locations were determined after a considerable amount of time to improve the sound.

Has anyone else had the experience where someone else doesn't understand the importance of proper positioning of speakers?

Michael
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Misstl,

If you really want to tick of a cook, use his $300 french knife to open a can. There's a saying in the kitchen "Don't touch my John***, don't touch me knife." I once drug a guy across the kitchen because he used my knife to open a can. I was going to take him outside and pound some sense into him. Another time a threw a prep cook through a door for using my slicing knife and breaking the tip off in a can of tomato paste. BTW - both times the other guy got the boot.
I thought I had every problem, but I can honestly say that is one problem I've never had.
Thank God my speakers are too heavy to move. However, my wife, my cleaning lady and several other people have knocked over or moved my soundtraps which are specifically placed. So annoying
Send her to Carlos house. She'd have her work cut out for her.

She'd probably leave you alone after she saw that disaster.
No the speakers are on pspikes embedded intothe carpet but like some others I find my non English speaking and probably illiterate in any language housekeepers every two weeks having done something tpo f with you system(s). Turned off outlets or unplugged components. That last one always gives me a moment to pause and panic. Why do they think it is in some sillymanner indicative of " we were here to pull out a plug" but not put it back.
The worst though was the day they threw out a bunch of "bulbs" cluttering my dest. Bulbs named Telefunken,Mullard etc. All with beautiful flashing. Digging out what I could from the coffee grinds and other "want to make you wretch slop" In the pouring rain, was a truly a landmark occasion. I told the leader who is able to speak our native tongue,that that little trick cost me about $1,000. The bulbas haven't moved since.
Count yourself amongst the lucky Ketamine man. At least you didn't end up buying a whole new system. Because your wife didn't like black playwood and no grill cloths. To joggle your memory between breaths of well mixed oxygenated newest-o-thane. Only to become totally addicted to this insanity.