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<blockquote data-quote="Beatin&#039;" data-source="post: 8069369" data-attributes="member: 646085"><p>some of us don't have any other way. Before my radio shack subs blew, my amp was sitting sideways leaning against the sub box. And it knocked against the box from time to time because of road conditions, driving, etc. ANY OTHER METHOD has to be better than that. Certainly mounting it onto the enclosure....</p><p></p><p>.....the question is how? I was thinking about just using a thick rubber mat/pad to screw onto the box, then screw the amp onto the rubber pad. It would serve to be a shock absorber and reduce resonance frequency just like sound damping material does.</p><p></p><p>Sounds good or retarded?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beatin', post: 8069369, member: 646085"] some of us don't have any other way. Before my radio shack subs blew, my amp was sitting sideways leaning against the sub box. And it knocked against the box from time to time because of road conditions, driving, etc. ANY OTHER METHOD has to be better than that. Certainly mounting it onto the enclosure.... .....the question is how? I was thinking about just using a thick rubber mat/pad to screw onto the box, then screw the amp onto the rubber pad. It would serve to be a shock absorber and reduce resonance frequency just like sound damping material does. Sounds good or retarded? [/QUOTE]
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