My experience with Subthump.com's amp rack
The rack didn't even coming with a single screw. I had to buy everything myself.
The directions they gave me on how to install the rack were on some guy's cardomain site.
This dude used what looks like an old table top to secure the rack. And I don't know about anyone else, but it looks like he made it in his high school shop class that morning.
So now I have no hardware and no clear instructions. So me and a friend just kinda winged it and luckily we got it to work.
So if anybody knows anyone over there at Subthump.com, please advise them to include 2 blocks of wood, 2 L brackets, 2 straight brackets, and 4 3" screws with their amp rack, and they will have more happy customers.
And about being able to store the tops, yea you can, but you can't use your sub at the same time. The tops sit too close to the sub so with every bass hit the sub would strike the T-top panel.
All-in-all it turned out great and I would recomened this amp rack but be prepared to MacGyver the hell out of it.
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Seems like I'm better off just making something custom. A bit more time consuming, but probably just as good of a result.
For $75 or $85, I would expect it to come with all the necessary hardware to mount.
I wonder if the JL and MTX boxes also have such tight clearances between the sub and ttop....
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I have a similar amp rack, took about 2 hours, cost was $15 with carpet. Works great. I've made a couple of them now for various cars.
Ryan
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