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| Subwoofer, Bass and the affect on components in my cab. |
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Don't know if someone already mentioned it but you can use carpet undermatting. Wherever the sub makes contact to your case throw in a slice of undermat. The sub in my box touched the floor and front of the cab. After slapping in a couple of pieces, the vibration was gone. BTW. IMHO, Logitech Z3's are very good cab speakers. |
| Visitor Q:
I went with the Klipsch 2.1. |
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Klipsch are nice also. Try the rubber mat. Is you sub heavy. If so, you won't need to even anchor the sub in place. I checked mine after months of use and it didn't move an inch. I used to have the Klipsch Fortes as my main speakers for my stereo system. Man could those things rock. |
| DeLuSioNal29:
I would say, install it and if it vibrates too much, then take measures to insulate it with rubber, carpet or what have you. But if it works great, why bother? |
| Visitor Q:
Should the speakers be left in their casings, I am not talking the sub but the left and right channel speakers. |
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