I have amps mounted in a rack that requires front rack mount plates. Is this an option for this amp?
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none of my equipment is mounted, I'm guessing "no" though as there are 2 silver plates an each end of theface that are screwed on, but they are not to the side of plate as to mount it. Looks like Jim w knows whatyou need
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It does have on the front plate two bumper guards that are milled solid aluminium it looks like with Allen head screws at top and bottom or about eight inches apart. I'm not sure how amps are mounted in a rack but if they can be screwed into the rack with Allen head bolts I' believe the milled bumpers can come off leaving a perfectly flush faceplate with screw holes exposed at each corner of the faceplate.
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I had to purchase mine separate. Most mounting plates I have seen are vehicle specific.
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Depends on how you mount it. I have mine mounted on motorcycle handlebars, so a complete mount would be the AMPS cradle here, a square 2x2 plate from RAM with ball, RAM arm of whatever length you want, and a RAM handlebar mount. All the AMPS mount comes with are the four bolts and nuts to attach to the ram plate. I suppose you could also mount it to a flat surface by drilling the holes using the mount as a template and then bolting it on. Not a option for me though. The mount itself is awesome. I'm using it offroad and high speeds.
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It did not come with a rack mount and the unit is about half the size of a regular rack component. I have since replaced the unit with the Presonus Single Channel unit that has a tube, EQ and compressor all in one.
575197
Sorry - I just noticed this was for the single rail rack. I have the double rack and it's not much more money.
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This amplifier uses only heat sinks (fins to transfer heat). Since it has no fan, I wouldn't mount it in an enclosed rack without at least leaving an extra open space above and probably below. I am using mine just to power the woofers in a three way system in a home studio, and it runs fairly cool out in the open. Haven't tried in in a rack yet.
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you would have to lay them sideways, the 15" way. my amp is 15" x 15" x 9" and works fine. the standwould hold larger amps easily. good, sturdy units
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Yes. You can use the 6th and 7th surround channels to bi-amp the fronts. I haven't done this but I've read that's how you do it. You'll need a couple Y adapters.
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Check the input that is for the footswitch used on the back of YOUR amp, if its a standard 1/4inch Jack then this should work.
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It doesn't look like you can rack mount it without modification. THE GD08B is a regular desktop chassis with a spacious and cleverly designed interior. I have not read the fine print on the specs though.
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If its the new body style then yes. Finding a mounting place for the amp is the interesting part.
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Where there is a will, there is a way. But the amp is not very attractive, not sure why you would want it on your bars
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The ends of the amp are detachable. If I remember correctly, use a hauling key to remove the ends and it will reveal the mounting holes
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That is for a Bi-Amp set up. Just use the bottom posts for a standard stereo like mine and you will love it.
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No. This rack is only 15 inches deep, while the amp is 20.8 inches deep. I used mine to mount a DMX controller, it keeps it safe from drops and bouncing around.
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Absolutely. I have a 07 Fatboy and I went ahead and purchased 2 stainless clamps with a rubber interior to make sure it protected the handle bars. I had a bit of a time mounting the amp itself, but I ended up using metal pipe clamps like you find in the plumbing section at home depot. I threaded them in the amp and mounted it between the front forks and it is out of the way and sits nicely. Hope both of these tips help, I know you didn't ask about the mounting the amp, but I was stumped for about a week. All in all the metal (with the screw tightener) cost roughly $5 for all 4 mounts. Good luck! Great unit, it has a pretty good sound and is loud enough to hear at highway speeds. scott
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If you don't have any mounting holes then you are out of luck to mount any rear rack on your bike properly. What about the front?