How do you mount this amp? I bought it awhile back and cant find any mounting holes.
1290548
If you remove both side plates to expose the power ground rem and speakers you'll see the mounting holes on the 4 corners
1290549
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
1290550
at each end it has two screws remove both screws using the allen key and that's where you find the mounting
1290551
There is two very little screws on top, two on each end. Take those off and you'll see the wholes for the screws.
1789920
All of the speakers have mounting holes. You also have the option of placing the two front channel tall-boy speakers on circular stands that are about 10" in diameter. If you are wall-mounting these, just skip that part of the assembly... the speaker look great with or without the stands. All of the speakers have your typical mounting holes... a slot with the bottom half larger than the top.Hope that helps. I'll watch this thread... if you have any more questions, I'll be happy to answer them. I just installed this system the day after Christmas, and LOVE it so far.
259453
Nope, I looked on the back and there are no mounting holes provided. Look at an Ametek it has mounting screw holes on the back.
7272
i mounted mine upside down also,only way to get the screw in the hole,makes no difference of the sound,still sounds gr8...
1867711
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.
1495286
I took a look at the back and here is my observation:There are at least two ways to mount the speaker from the back without anything holding the weight at the bottom. One way is a single thread (either M5 or M6) located at the back center. I think this is most secure way. The second way are two mounting holes (pear-shaped) on the back sides located 3 inches away from the centerline. I hope this is helpful.
1187546
RH is wrong. NEVER put ANYTHING on top of an amp. The heat will cook the internal components.
32794
Dear customer, thank you for your suggestion! As requested, I've uploaded the front image of the amp. As for the inside image, could you please allow me some time to communicated with the manufactry to get one. Hopefully I can post it before the coming Tuesday. Thank you!
890792
No adapter mount, just speakers, grills and IIRC, wires. Not many speakers out there come with mount adapters these days. These are for factory mount replacement.
550243
There are no mount holes. You would not want to anyway - the lid would not hold the batteries in. This unit is unreliable anyway.
1053641
I used 2 of the tv's mount holes. Top 2 if top mounting sound bar or bottom 2 if bottom mount is better. Just loosen one side at a time and slide the bracket under the wall mount bracket and return the screw and tighten back down leaving it only finger tight. This way you can center the speaker before you do your final tightening. Enjoy your purchase... Mike
1022147
basically just the amp.You will have to buy the correct wire to do the install properly.Its a big amp,so be sure you got room to put it.
140796
Hi... The mounts have "keyhole" slots on the back for attaching the speaker to the wall. Screw a screw into a stud or what ever, using the inclosed knob mount the speaker to the bracket and slide it over the screw.... adjust as needed.
2152325
You should be able to do it. It uses a DIN size hole but is designed to sit on a flat surface. You will have to make a plate to mount it to. It will stick out. It also has a separate amplifier that has to be mounted somewhere else.
527152
It has to be a loose wire. Check your ground wire. Make sure all connections from the head unit to the amp is secure as well. also might be another dumb question but is the sub mounted correctly? ie. have enough room
1816514
You have to drill your own holes then use the hardware that came with your speakers to mount it. It's kind of a pain.
680894
Done this many times-no issues. It's really, really an exceptional amp. Just realize it's only 30 watts, though, so the room size it fills is small. Running it to a board and larger system has never been a problem. Mine looks like heck (having survived many, many gigs), but sounds as good as new.