[yourtoys7]

Hi, my projector is back wall mounted and just noticed when base hits (no sub now), I can see the image vibration. For those with wall mounted, how you deal with it?


at the moment my sub needs to go for repair so I'm just running 3 x Klipsch RF82

 

[yourtoys7]

no one has/ had this isue?

 

[nitin_mehra20]



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Originally Posted by yourtoys7 /forum/post/18183236


Hi, my projector is back wall mounted and just noticed when base hits (no sub now), I can see the image vibration. For those with wall mounted, how you deal with it?


at the moment my sub needs to go for repair so I'm just running 3 x Klipsch RF82

Here you go

 

[Mupi]



Quote:
Originally Posted by yourtoys7 /forum/post/18183236


Hi, my projector is back wall mounted and just noticed when base hits (no sub now), I can see the image vibration. For those with wall mounted, how you deal with it?


at the moment my sub needs to go for repair so I'm just running 3 x Klipsch RF82

reduce the volume.

 

[yourtoys7]



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Originally Posted by Mupi /forum/post/18187040


reduce the volume.

thanks, it's not that loud it's just enjoyable

 

[curlyjive]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Mupi /forum/post/18187040


reduce the volume.

I was going to suggest a rubber damper...but this is pre-made so it looks like a good solution.

 

[NickTF]

Perhaps a ceiling mount if that's an option for you. I just posted just recently in my old AX200 shaking thread in here. I have more shaking than most (4 18" IB subs with 3600 watts behind them) and ceiling mounting has completely cured the violent shaking I got before.

 

[JOHNnDENVER]

Get a sub, run your speakers small, and get a thing under the sub called a subdude. I use dual subs and got two of the subdudes and it cured my issue with this. I run loud and hard though.