I have a clarion amp that i wanted to install upside down under the back parcel shelf. I was just wondering if someone might know how to attach it under there without it vibrating loose from the 2 15 inch subs that r in there.

Not real sure but I am going to be doing the same thing in about a week or so. if you get around to it before me. let me know how it goes

why on earth do u want to mount an amp upside down?

why don't u just give me the amp instead? No...i dunno, chuck a piece of mdf there, liquid nails and find some screw holes to bolt it in...and hell, run some fans while your at it :)

Don't mount it upside down, how will it get rid of heat? Mount it the right way up and just make a board for it?
Esp running two 15's... :nuts:

peace

Tim

2 15" ??

holly **** :shock:

Two 15's are nuthin at all that is like everyday listening level :badgrin:

I reckon I could look into that! I got the one, and sometimes I just think that more would be just the ticket!
It comes back to amp size, though, doesn't it? There would be no point running two 15" subs, 6x9's and the like if you're only putting out 1200w of power, would there? I hope this logic is right, otherwise I'm back to square one with understanding it all! :nuts:

Two 15's are nuthin at all that is like everyday listening level :badgrin:

It depends on the 15's. :D

I can rupture ear drums and blur vision with some 8's...

geezeus!!! with an 8" woofer??

what brand and model is it?

It's all about enclosures, have a look at home theatre, most home theatre woofers are 8 inch P:

Matthius

Hear my DIY home theatre sub consisting of a 12" driver, approx 50lt box and tuned ports roar! :badgrin:

if you're some kind of genius freak box designer and maker.....of course! :badgrin:

Everyone knows that the only factor that makes a sub loud is how fancy the basket looks. And how blingy the cone is.