freakygeez
yup, as the title says lol...
Bought a new P.A. Sub today and I turn it up to about half and the vibrations make it move all over the place, not too professional. Is there some sort of clamp or base that I can put it in?
Bought a new P.A. Sub today and I turn it up to about half and the vibrations make it move all over the place, not too professional. Is there some sort of clamp or base that I can put it in?
Inviato Thu 01 Dec 11 @ 8:59 pm
djmariojax
Have you tried placing it on some material designed to not make things move. Something like this...http://www.polymax.co.uk/acatalog/Fine_Ribbed_Rubber_Matting.html. This is expensive,but I know furniture stores sell non slip mats.
Inviato Thu 01 Dec 11 @ 9:23 pm
Caliente123
Its kind of weird to have a subwoofer with wheels on the bottom while the woofer is facing forward. The subwoofers i have seen, The wheels are placed in the back while the woofer is facing forward.
Inviato Thu 01 Dec 11 @ 10:19 pm
Charlie Wilson
lol if it's on wheels what do you expect, better make sure people dont lean against it either.
Are the locking casters, at least 2 of them should be.
Are the locking casters, at least 2 of them should be.
Inviato Fri 02 Dec 11 @ 11:11 am
djstaffy
try to remove wheels and reset them onto the back of the bin..still able to wheel it to location the sit flat on floor with wheels away from customers problen solved.
let the females only sit on the bin...lots of numbers after the gig lol
let the females only sit on the bin...lots of numbers after the gig lol
Inviato Fri 02 Dec 11 @ 11:32 am
freakygeez
nope no wheels... It's a different kind of design, backward facing speaker which fires into a smaller cabinet creating larger pressure waves which means 'more bass' and better distribution. The pressure waves make it move. Not to sound patronising but no one in their right mind would put an LFE on wheels.
Will try the non-slip mat idea, sounds viable.
Will try the non-slip mat idea, sounds viable.
Inviato Tue 13 Dec 11 @ 5:30 am