Can you lay this sub on its side without problems?
1532790
Yes. It works very well on its side. I'm using it on a yacht, and needed something to fit in a storage space under the seat of a couch. It sounds better than the Bose which was there before it
1681649
I suppose so, dont see why it would keep you from putting it on either side.
833161
I would advise against using it this way. It will most likely sag in the middle.
750611
I see no reason you cannot do that. as long as it lays flat it does not matter how its installed.
1185607
No. It is rimmed on the bottom (I did not realize that when I bought it) so it's usable on one side only.
2240593
There is a textured side and a smooth side. I would put the textured side up.
1597275
It can be either left or right because it is a drop in design. You either build a short wall around the front, or do as I did and add the optional skirt to finish the exposed side. Meme sure it is supported beneath. Mine sits in a bed of mortar! Then insulate all around to hold the heat of the water.
401379
Yeah that's where I had mine. I would put on the side that folds inward with the least amount of interference to you when driving just so amp can get more air, not much circulation in the trunk and keeps amp from getting too hot.
809772
This is perfectly acceptable - just make sure it is laid down on the correct side. The box is clearly labeled as to which side it is OK to lay down on.
2203965
I have one and also keep it on its side. I just love it. You won't be disappointed
320304
I suppose you could lay it on its side, but it really is not intended to be in that position. It's rounded on the sides, so it would not lay flat.
1470352
No, it's meant to be used horizontally and isn't sturdy enough to stand on its side.
1093695
I don't see why you can not lay it on its side ,one side has not vents for cooling so lay that side down, hope this helps
313313
The top mounting shelf is stationary. A slight tilt would be possible with the small pads provided to protect the speakers from scratching, vibrating off, etc.
418790
Yes but you might want to shim the seat up as it does sit on the sub a little bit.
1175899
I have not, the box was too small for the sub I bought, so I could try if you really need an answer. From what I can tell, the carpet is glued down pretty good. So it would be a challenge, and wouldn't look real good as well.
1354848
I see no reason that it can't be used on its side. You might ask the MFR though. It makes 0 noise, completely silent in normal operation, when on battery you can barely hear a slight hum. It is a great unit and time will tell if it will hold under bad (or absent) power conditions.