New bumps in the ride.
#3
Right now it is now secured b/c we have moving to do. My wife said I could put it in there if I made it so it could come out when we need the space.
#6
For securing, I've done a few things, L brackets with screws just into the carpet/padding, worked fine with 4 brackets each with 2 coarse thread screws.
New and improved securing (also anti-theft) is I basically bolted it down through the floor. I put two bolts through the bottom sticking up, tightened nuts on them, then lowered the box onto them (through holes I predrilled) and then put more nuts/washers inside the box. Secured extraordinarily tight.
Also, not a bad buy there. I have the same amplifier, love it for my dual 12" Pioneers. I've heard mixed things about Sony Xplode, but I have a HU by them and it works like a charm.
New and improved securing (also anti-theft) is I basically bolted it down through the floor. I put two bolts through the bottom sticking up, tightened nuts on them, then lowered the box onto them (through holes I predrilled) and then put more nuts/washers inside the box. Secured extraordinarily tight.
Also, not a bad buy there. I have the same amplifier, love it for my dual 12" Pioneers. I've heard mixed things about Sony Xplode, but I have a HU by them and it works like a charm.
#7
In my Tbird I just put a slim piece of mdf under the carpet, then put the carpet back, sat the box on top and drilled screws in through the box through the carpet/padding, and into the mdf board on bottom, it does not move at all.
#9
as a temporary solution, this would be the best option. Ultimately what you dont want is for your enclosure to become a missile of death should you get in to an accident. It can, and will decapitate