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<blockquote data-quote="accuab" data-source="post: 7548004" data-attributes="member: 622869"><p>The case comes to the fact of the difference between an amp on a box or right beside it like most would do. There is not much difference between the vibrations. The distance from the epicenter is the only factor that determines how much vibration is felt at that point. And have I opened an amp? Yes, I&#039;ve seen all the components on the board. I mentioned the solder on the sub because if vibrations were as bad as everyone thought, why would they use solder when they know there will be constant vibrations? The theory just seems misconstrued to me. Solder isn&#039;t as weak as you may think. Solder is what holds your engine computer&#039;s components to a board. It has no dampening on road vibrations except for the shocks, yet they last for years and years with no issues. Maybe I&#039;m completely wrong in my thought process here but the only reason I have read as to why not to mount them on a box is vibration. The aesthetics I understand because I have seen some that just made the overall appearance look bad.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="accuab, post: 7548004, member: 622869"] The case comes to the fact of the difference between an amp on a box or right beside it like most would do. There is not much difference between the vibrations. The distance from the epicenter is the only factor that determines how much vibration is felt at that point. And have I opened an amp? Yes, I've seen all the components on the board. I mentioned the solder on the sub because if vibrations were as bad as everyone thought, why would they use solder when they know there will be constant vibrations? The theory just seems misconstrued to me. Solder isn't as weak as you may think. Solder is what holds your engine computer's components to a board. It has no dampening on road vibrations except for the shocks, yet they last for years and years with no issues. Maybe I'm completely wrong in my thought process here but the only reason I have read as to why not to mount them on a box is vibration. The aesthetics I understand because I have seen some that just made the overall appearance look bad. [/QUOTE]

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