philipstanfield

What if you were to get an inch thick piece of rubber or something similar and secure that to the enclosure and then secure the amp to the piece of whatever material? That seems like it would greatly dampen the vibrations.. I ask because my amp in my girlfriend's car pretty much has to be mounted to the box unless I want to mount it under the back seat or side of the trunk. There just isn't any room.

Hello everybody, my name is Philip Stanfield (also user name, creative, huh?), joining from Memphis, TN. Just to say a little about myself, I currently do NOT have a car . BUT will be buying one sometime this or next month. I totaled my Ford Ranger back in November of last year, and haven't had the money to get a new car since. I currently am attending the University of Memphis, and am a freshman. My setup is currently in my female-interest's car, it was in my Ranger before that. It consists of a Pioneer Premier DEH-P350 headunit, stock door speakers, Soundstream Stealth 1.1200d amp, 2 Orion HP12d4's wired to 1 ohm in a 2^3 ft per chamber box, ported, tuned to 38 hz, Mastercraft 5 hundred something cca battery in the trunk (temporarily,i know its not only ghetto but dangerous, so don't bash too hard), and 1/0 welding cable throughout. Good to be here guys!