Brian Johnson
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Heres my pictures I took after I installed my shakers
These are the Aura Pro shakers and a AudioSource 5.1A Amp.
http://www23.brinkster.com/twowatt/shakers.htm
Picture1: I had to mount a board lengthwise across the frames of the couch. I had NO other choice but to do it this way. The couch frame was too narrow for the speakers.
Picture2: Just a close up. NOTE: If you look closely, you can see I first mounted the shakers on the OUTSIDE of the frame. I got much better response by moving both speakers INSIDE the frame (see pic1 or pic3). The board I 'mounted' to the couch for the speakers only goes about 8 inches beyond the frame, I think I was losing vibration off the end of the board. So, again, I moved them to the inside.
Picture3: Same as picture # 1, I guess, but you can see better how they are wired.
Picture4: The amp that powers them. I used a cable from my SUBWOOFER OUT from my dedicated sub to the Line-IN on the AMP. Bananna plugged the speaker wire & thats about it. I used some extra 12 guage wire I had lying around. I had to trim the ends to fit in the shakers snap-type connectors. I keep my sub on the side of the couch, right next to the amp, so it all worked out well.
As you can see, I didnt have to deal with a WAF. I just cut a big square in the bottom of the couch
Hope this helps...
Are these 'little' shakers they are posting about any good?
p.s. http://www23.brinkster.com/twowatt/default.htm click on My Place for other pictures. You can see the couch,sub,etc.
These are the Aura Pro shakers and a AudioSource 5.1A Amp.
http://www23.brinkster.com/twowatt/shakers.htm
Picture1: I had to mount a board lengthwise across the frames of the couch. I had NO other choice but to do it this way. The couch frame was too narrow for the speakers.
Picture2: Just a close up. NOTE: If you look closely, you can see I first mounted the shakers on the OUTSIDE of the frame. I got much better response by moving both speakers INSIDE the frame (see pic1 or pic3). The board I 'mounted' to the couch for the speakers only goes about 8 inches beyond the frame, I think I was losing vibration off the end of the board. So, again, I moved them to the inside.
Picture3: Same as picture # 1, I guess, but you can see better how they are wired.
Picture4: The amp that powers them. I used a cable from my SUBWOOFER OUT from my dedicated sub to the Line-IN on the AMP. Bananna plugged the speaker wire & thats about it. I used some extra 12 guage wire I had lying around. I had to trim the ends to fit in the shakers snap-type connectors. I keep my sub on the side of the couch, right next to the amp, so it all worked out well.
As you can see, I didnt have to deal with a WAF. I just cut a big square in the bottom of the couch
Hope this helps...
Are these 'little' shakers they are posting about any good?
p.s. http://www23.brinkster.com/twowatt/default.htm click on My Place for other pictures. You can see the couch,sub,etc.