Transporting SDA 1C by pickup truck
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Ron W
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Hi guys, I was wondering what the best way to transport by pickup truck would be for the Polk SDA 1C? The guy has the original boxes, but should I lay the speakers flat on their backs or should I lay the speakers on their sides? This will be a one hour drive.
Thanks,
Ron W
Thanks,
Ron W
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flat on their backsDodd - Battery Preamp
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Put them on their backs; use a comforter or something else that's thick to isolate them a bit from bumps. Drive carefully..._________________________________________________
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Did anyone say "On their backs..." yet?CTC BBQ Amplifier, Sonic Frontiers Line3 Pre-Amplifier and Wadia 581 SACD player. Speakers? Always changing but for now, Mission Argonauts I picked up for $50 bucks, mint.
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another vote for flat on their backs.. inside the boxes if they have the foam material, other wise on some kind of mattressPolkFest 2012, who's going>?
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"On their backs" has always worked for me. I also put a jumper wire between the + and - terminal on each speaker. A Polk dealer told me about this years ago. It's supposed to dampen motion of the speaker cones because any motion generates a small current in the loop. Can't say if it works but I've moved SDA's half way across the country with no problems. Congrats on the 1C's!SDA 2B-TL (Sonicap/Solen/Mills, Erse Super Q, Rings, Spikes, No-Rez)
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,,, and obey all traffic laws ie.,,,, the Speed Limit,,,,especially if you are going out of state.JC approves....he told me so. (F-1 nut)
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Those SDA's are screaming... Take the woofers out and search them.
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Those SDA's are screaming... Take the woofers out and search them.
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Thanks for your help and suggestions everyone. Today is the day for me to go get em.
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Avoid potholes! It made H9 real nervouse when I hit a pothole in the interstate when we were hauling his SDA 1C's back from the IL Polk Fest :rolleyes:DKG999
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