Will this be too little for a 30'wide by 30' long and 10' tall room? I want it to shake the whole room (i have wood floors and wood walls) so can it?
1953201
This sub will have no problem in shaking your entire house. For the price, it's an incredible deal!!
1953202
I have a 15x40 room with vaulted ceilings. Due to room limitations and layout I ended up putting the sub behind the couch. As a bonus it shakes the couch! My wife calls it our "4D" cinema. I have the volume set to about 40% (and 0 on the receiver) and it blends nicely with my B&W CM series speakers (2 towers, big center, and 4 surrounds.) I think if you place this sub in the right spot it would really get your room shaking as much as most of the 12" subs I've heard. If you really want to test the foundation of your house get two of these. Plus for this price you might as well have 2. The box is large so make sure to measure where you want to put it. I did see some comments about having the amp go out so maybe pushing the amp to 100% might not be good. I've had mine for 6 months and watch loud movies with no issue. Good luck!
1953203
I'd say that's asking a lot from a 12" sub. My suggestion, go bigger and use multiple units (2, 4 or more).
1953204
Should. If not get two. Cuz two small ones will give better sound than one large one. Place them on opposite sides of the room if you go with two.
1953205
It will shake every thing in the room if you adjust it to do so.I run two of them but I adjust them so they do not rattle my windows and other items.
1272172
It would depend on how much furniture is in the room. It's size is not overwhelming
1396563
I think it will be just fine. My room is around that size and it does a great job, think you will like it.
2097243
The legs snap into place with what I call button snaps. This allows you to adjust the height. There is a tube that goes across the back. The arms/railings snap into that so you can adjust the width. Because it swivels up for each cleaning of the floor, it system is wobbly. It works for us but don't recommend it for someone who shakes a lot.
1220222
I'm not sure.... I bought this for my two very active nephews (5-1/2 & 3) and my sister-in-law lives in a downstairs apartment. It doesn't move around at all. I believe it is designed for the purpose of not creating too much noise opposed to a child jumping up and down on furniture and/or floors. I would call the company and worst case, return it.
843345
I would say it would be best if you do not. It is not stable but it is also very light. This is due to easy to move from room to room; but probably would be ok If you do not plan to move this around. I would suggest a low pile or hardwood floor would be best if you do plan to do this.
1568610
I have zero vibration coming from my projector as I would expect from any projector of quality, but I can also say it would still take some seriously violent vibration to shake my mount. I could damn near hang from it. If you install it correctly there should be zero movement. Make sure you screw the base into a ceiling truss/stud and not into the drywall...
1397349
I set it up in my foyer on wood floors. It can move around a little but I also keep a side near a wall to stabilize.
2209868
My guess will be to agree with the answers already given, but mine also is wobbly on the carpet, so be careful if you have children or dogs running around!
1565825
If you have a level floor this thing isn't shaking. I have mine on carpet and it doesn't move.
919097
It should hold a pretty good amount of weight for how big it is. I didn't screw mine into the wall because I rent an apt, but I used heavy command strips that work up to 15 lbs and it seems to do the job fine. Small speakers should be fine, just don't strain it.
2179969
Not a huge amount but you do need enough space to dance around. I do mine in my living room which doesnt have too much space but it works.
176155
It would not be wider. Bigger is better but 8040 would probably be enough for that small of a room. Just don'tExpect booming base.
433922
If its making noise its not applied right. This is not going to work in a floor joist, you need a center beam. If you put it in a center beam, then its not going to make any noise or move. If the center beam of your house is moving, then run, because its about to fall down.
944902
Not a problem! I'm pretty sure it will work fine. I used it to secure a heavy, solid wood headboard that used to constantly bang against the wall with any movement. It not only secured the headboard, it also stopped it from making any noise. Best of luck!
1310371
This little thing is pretty noisey. If you can isolate it you'll be fine, otherwise you'll want a larger one that works less. Good luck
2070252
I use mine in the same room, so I couldn't accurately answer this question. However, two walls plus 25 feet seems like it might be a struggle to me.