Kevin Deacon
Second Unit
- Joined
- Dec 18, 2001
- Messages
- 319
Hi, I recently purchased an InFocus 4805 Projector and as of now it sits on the coffee table.
I have an Infinite Baffle subwoofer mounted between the rafters in the ceiling between my main speakers. It consists of two 15" drivers facing each other in a 22"x22"x17" box with a grill covering the opening in the ceiling. The rear of the drivers fire into the attic.
I never thought I would own a projector and my major concern is when I mount the projector on the ceiling I may have vibration issues with bass heavy scenes. This sub will put out a freq of 10Hz at around 90 decibels which is impossible to hear, except for objects rattling. The floor, and I have to assume, ceiling vibrate quite violently.
Do others have issues with floor standing subs causing the ceiling mounted projector to vibrate?
Dustin B - you have a projector and a sonotube sub. Does your projector vibrate with low freqs???
Is there some kind of mount available that will de-couple the projector from the ceiling? I wonder if there is a DIY solution. Does any one have advice, thanks.
BTW, removing the subwoofer is not a solution. Best bass I've ever heard.
Kevin
I have an Infinite Baffle subwoofer mounted between the rafters in the ceiling between my main speakers. It consists of two 15" drivers facing each other in a 22"x22"x17" box with a grill covering the opening in the ceiling. The rear of the drivers fire into the attic.
I never thought I would own a projector and my major concern is when I mount the projector on the ceiling I may have vibration issues with bass heavy scenes. This sub will put out a freq of 10Hz at around 90 decibels which is impossible to hear, except for objects rattling. The floor, and I have to assume, ceiling vibrate quite violently.
Do others have issues with floor standing subs causing the ceiling mounted projector to vibrate?
Dustin B - you have a projector and a sonotube sub. Does your projector vibrate with low freqs???
Is there some kind of mount available that will de-couple the projector from the ceiling? I wonder if there is a DIY solution. Does any one have advice, thanks.
BTW, removing the subwoofer is not a solution. Best bass I've ever heard.
Kevin