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<blockquote data-quote="misfit138" data-source="post: 6381498" data-attributes="member: 611275"><p>I've never spoken up on the whole "it's bad to mount an amp to a box" debate, but I'm going to now.</p><p></p><p>Mounting your amplfier directly to an enclosure isn't ideal, but it's not the worst idea in the world either. People claim that the vibrations damage the amplfiers circuitry, but I have not once witnessed this in my nearly 15 years of experience in the hobby.</p><p></p><p>If reasonable levels of vibration can damage an amplifer, then how can you explain massive ground pounder systems that have amplifiers mounted directly above or below the enclosure (or anywhere else within the vehicle's interior for that matter)? If vibrations really kill amplifiers, guys that run 25,000+ watts would have to install their amps in trailers and pull them along everywhere they go. Seriously, when you're running multiple subwoofers and tremendous amounts of power, EVERY SINGLE THING in your vehicle is going to vibrate violently.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="misfit138, post: 6381498, member: 611275"] I've never spoken up on the whole "it's bad to mount an amp to a box" debate, but I'm going to now. Mounting your amplfier directly to an enclosure isn't ideal, but it's not the worst idea in the world either. People claim that the vibrations damage the amplfiers circuitry, but I have not once witnessed this in my nearly 15 years of experience in the hobby. If reasonable levels of vibration can damage an amplifer, then how can you explain massive ground pounder systems that have amplifiers mounted directly above or below the enclosure (or anywhere else within the vehicle's interior for that matter)? If vibrations really kill amplifiers, guys that run 25,000+ watts would have to install their amps in trailers and pull them along everywhere they go. Seriously, when you're running multiple subwoofers and tremendous amounts of power, EVERY SINGLE THING in your vehicle is going to vibrate violently. [/QUOTE]
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