i want to put it underneath the sub-woofer to damp it's horrible vibrations to the floor, will it work?
1885811
Yes, it will work. I use it for my drums and it easily dampens the sound. If you desire additional dampening, all you need to do is add another layer. It absorbs the sound for multiple purposes. If you have any questions or need additional information, please let me know. Thanks,KRM
437207
No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
1991761
Yes the bass shaker will hit under a seat. You should mount it to the bottom of the seat
2226790
You could, but I think you might be disappointed by the small amount of noise control it may provide. I think the stuff manufacturers typically attach to stainless steel sinks is more 'rubbery', and dampens vibration better than this foam.
101104
I would expect a small amount of sound and vibration to lower. Keep in mind these are just made out of painted MDF wood. The spikes on these are made out of plastic and don't have much of a proper spike on them. They spike into carpet well, but I wouldn't worry about damaging hardwood with these. If you really wanted to lower vibration transfer, look into finding a set of stands that allow you to fill the vertical section with sand.
1495817
I honestly don't think any sub would work real well inside a closed cabinet, so it might rattle the cabinet horribly. Subs are not directional, so as long as it's not cranked up, and the cabinet is really solid, it might work. The MiniVee is nice and small, so it might be your best option.
973963
the dayton audio sa230 is utilized for passive sub-woofers which are normally built inot the wall. it is utilized for base only.i have purchased and used this product for my passive sub-woofer and it works great. i don't think it is applicable for your use.
331746
They may help a bit with vibration (but just a bit) but are not likely to help with the noise. Good luck
2243472
If you talking about the interior depth, then it should. The sub extents 5 inches downward from the bottom of it's mounting platform.
550108
I was under the impression that it could do 12-16 db reduction based on reading about it. Those numbers are in perfect testing environments most likely. This product might do more for vibration then sound, probably best used as a floor underpayment. I used mine on a wall. Id say actual db reduction is minimal, 1-6 db.
565134
Do understand that it may not be practical to place the unit upstairs if your music source is elsewhere and not mobile. It should work downstairs as well if need be. I just wanted to emphasize that height helps in this case. Good luck!
1959505
The subwoofer is a speaker that points to the ground. It's purpose is to provide non-directional bass sound. It gives you that "thud" when there are explosions for example. The subwoofer only reaches its full potential by being placed on the ground in it's correct position. If you put it on a shelf more than likely you are going to get a rattling sound due to the vibration (unless the furniture is really sturdy). And I would not recommend placing it on it's side at all. It wasn't designed to be operated like that.
1977606
The bottom shelf is not bolted in and only sits on suction cups. It can therefore be removed or not put in when assembled. If the sub-woofer will fit in space provided then the answer be YES.
810628
It should work that way but you should put some kind of pad under it to keep from picking up vibrations from the desk.
578046
I guess it could, but it is really meant to perform as a downfiring subwoofer so you may lose some quality of put vertical.
2044990
Mine's on carpet on a basement floor. If you are upstairs from others, whether they will hear you probably has more to do with floor/construction. There are heavy duty no skid rubber feet on all legs that I imagine will absorb most sound and should keep it from moving. If it's a floor that slips (hardwood/tile), I would think a small carpet under it would work as long as the carpet was also rubber backed. BTW, I still use this rebounder four - five days a week and am loving its sturdiness. It still appears brand new. (I mostly use it barefoot, but wear athletic shoes sometimes.)
460495
I have the subwoofer on the ground. It actually performs better touching a solid surface.