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Do you audio guru's think this block of foam I put on the end of the amp for a shock absorber/stabilizer will cause the amp to overheat? It's some of the foam that was in the box for the amp.
I'm not sure id stick foam around the end of an amp. They can get really hot and need air.
That is what I was afraid of. I have another idea for padding/securement I think I will try that will allow the amp to have more air. I'll update as soon as it's all done on my next days off.
That is what I was afraid of. I have another idea for padding/securement I think I will try that will allow the amp to have more air. I'll update as soon as it's all done on my next days off.
just Velcro that thing to the top of the headlight and roll out!
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