As the tittle said I'm having this issue with my peavey minimega an my acoustic b410. It takes dives from the top of the cab twice. I strap it to the cab and still moves. I will appreciate your inputs. Thanks in advance!
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How to prevent a class d amp movement in a gig?
- Thread starter rafitoprtx
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I will try that!Say, “Stay!” firmly. Then, “Good dog.”
Try a piece of non skid carpet pad on top of the cab. How are you strapping it down? The other thing I would do is put some dual lock on the feet or take the feet off and on the bottom of the head/top of the amp.
For a moment I thought I had amnesia and posted a reply.
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I read here a lot of people use "Bar Mat" material (you know that rubbery mesh you see on the surface of bars?) which you can buy from Amazon and other places.
I don't know if it will solve your problem but it's not very expensive and you can cut it to fit the rectangle that you need.
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I don't know if it will solve your problem but it's not very expensive and you can cut it to fit the rectangle that you need.
Analogeezer
I use the rubber strap from my hand truck. I don't work. Lol!
3M Dual-Lock comes in multiple grades of tenacity. If you have a surface that the adhesive will stick to, it WILL keep that amp in place. No question.
1'' x 1'' - 3M™ Dual Lock™ SJ3560 Mated Cut Strips (Minimum 200)
1'' x 1'' - 3M™ Dual Lock™ SJ3560 Mated Cut Strips (Minimum 200)
I put a piece of rubber drawer liner on the top cabinet (sometimes I use 1 cabinet, sometimes I use 2). Never had an issue.
My first thought... to avoid a movement on stage, don't eat the eat before performing.
I loop the power and speaker cords through the handle on the top of my cabinet
I use a 90 degree plug on my Speakon cable. When it's connected to the amp, it goes straight down, and it removes any leverage the cable might otherwise put on the amp. It helps the amp stay right where I put it.
You can check and see if it might work for you.
You can check and see if it might work for you.
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Although I don't have a problem with my D800, these are good for holding down the lighter class d heads:
I'm using tool box drawer liner......small roll I got at Harbor Freight....my Mesa D800 flew off my cab when the concrete floor was a little unlevel...Has not happened since !
