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<blockquote data-quote="Chef Nails" data-source="post: 8227752" data-attributes="member: 659739">Hello everyone,New member to the forum, long time audiophile and all around music lover with a few&nbsp; basic installations under my belt. I have a turbo bug with two small sub boxes in the back and I would like to anchor them better. I do not want to leave any marks, holes etc. In the carpet so I was considering putting some magnet plates on the back of the speaker boxes and the inside of the carpet to keep the boxes stationary. My question is can a magnet mounted outside of the speaker box potentially damage the speaker or interfere with it working right?The setup is:Sony head unitMonsoon primary ampJBL secondary amp for subs in hatchTwo 6.5 inch subs in back hatch in enclosuresTwo 6.5 inch subs in door panelsTwo 4 inch midranges in dash panelsTwo 6.5 inch midrange in rear panelsTwo 1.5 inch highs in dash panelsTwo 1.5 inch highs in rear upper panelsAny good input would be appreciated.Thanks,Chef</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chef Nails, post: 8227752, member: 659739"] Hello everyone, New member to the forum, long time audiophile and all around music lover with a few basic installations under my belt. I have a turbo bug with two small sub boxes in the back and I would like to anchor them better. I do not want to leave any marks, holes etc. In the carpet so I was considering putting some magnet plates on the back of the speaker boxes and the inside of the carpet to keep the boxes stationary. My question is can a magnet mounted outside of the speaker box potentially damage the speaker or interfere with it working right? The setup is: Sony head unit Monsoon primary amp JBL secondary amp for subs in hatch Two 6.5 inch subs in back hatch in enclosures Two 6.5 inch subs in door panels Two 4 inch midranges in dash panels Two 6.5 inch midrange in rear panels Two 1.5 inch highs in dash panels Two 1.5 inch highs in rear upper panels Any good input would be appreciated. Thanks, Chef [/QUOTE]

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