Cheap tweaks...What would YOU reccomend?

I don't know what speaker you have. If you can install Mi-Horn, Mi-Horn will give you a musical satisfaction. Also, if you have a sub-woofer, Mi-Horn will give you a good balance between powerful low bass and mid and high frequencies. Mi-Horn works best for a center channel speaker in home theater. The speaker with Mi-Horn will sound clearer and musical. If you have seen Burmester B99 (http://www.burmester.de/images/mat/lautsprecher-b99-big.jpg), you will see why Mi-Horn will sound great.

Mi-Horn guarantees 100% customer satisfaction.

lucky@.. What the H is a Mi-Horn?

I suggest you take any High-End beer, Heineken works OK, and use about one ounce to polish the speaker cabinets. Then, drink the rest, sit back, and enjoy!

get two large cotton balls and fix them behind your ears with some tape, so the angle between head and the ear pavilion will increase. As a cheper alternative, put your hands in extension to the ear pavilions. with both methods you'll experience deeper bass, increased dynamics and so on...

Check out "stones and balls" in the tweaks forum at Audio Asylum....these "superballs" are the tweaks I'm keeping....the best isolation I've tried, cheap but seriously good....

I haven't slogged through all of this advice so forgive me (please) if I am repeating someone. I was looking at the mapleshade catalog and saw something like tepee's supporting cables, to get them off the floor. They wanted too much money but I spent a few bucks on dowels and wood glue, used up a few old rubberbands and made my own tepee's.
Total investment: under $10.00, and four hours of time (not all at once either).
Result: added clarity.
Worthwhile endevor? Yes!