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I actually had to open the GFCI plug on a pool filter and put it into a plastic bag with two of them to dry it out after some rain water found its way inside. Handy things to have around.

These particular speakers have a screw hole mount in the back of them. Screw a screw partly into the wall, leaving a 1/4" or so out, then hang the speaker on it. Other speakers may have a 1/4"x20 bolt hole you can screw into. If all else fails . . . open the speaker and see what's inside, then screw into it where you won't damage anything.

My son is 10 and has no trouble. He used the old Transformers one that I mentioned having myself as a kid. He's used that one since he was 6 or 8 and would often make things himself with the pieces. We upgraded to this!

Thanks! Go make it! It's good for days.

I use mine all of the time. It's handy.

Thanks! Still waiting on a load of dirt. How could they run out of that?