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Here is a pair of satin black M5's which I ave just picked up from our spray booth. We used stainless steel screw to hold the driver in for a change. What does everyone think? 
The Loudspeaker Kitspeaker kits so easy your mum could build them!
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Very niice. I was actually thinking that if I built some speakers it would be nice to use silver screws instead of black just to mix it up.
Looks very classy
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Location: Brisbane
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That looks pretty darn hot, actually.
Gets me thinking, it'd look neat to paint the screws in mine a slightly lighter tone than the paint job. But then, I'd have to unscrew everything. : )
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I've been looking at these for a little bit now and I haven't found an angle that doesn't look great. The satin finish is phenomenomenal.
Under the island, middle of a mountain / There is a big bad boomin' system Blowin' speakers, woofers and tweeters / Amplifiers, melted wires 
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very impressive indeed. i really think the silver screws give a nice sleek touch.
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