I am looking to mount 2 of these in a surface mounted 2-gang box. What is the mounting depth of the volume controls?
612991
You need to have deep boxes. Home Depot or Lowes will know what Deep Boxes are. Good luck
612992
Since mine is already installed I cannot tell you exactly but I do remember that while it was tight, everything did fit.
612993
I am not an electrician but will try to provide my perspective. Mine (one) is mounted in like an electrical outlet box-- I don't know what a 2-gang box is. By mounting depth I assume you mean how deep it goes into the wall and I would estimate 2" maybe 2 1/2". Hope that helps.
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I think your contractor is correct. A 2x4" framed wall is actually 3.5" depth for the framing plus about 1/2" depth for the drywall which gives a total of 4" clearance. That being said I worked with a "standard" size wall and had no problem with fitting the speakers at all. They fit well and sound great.
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The mounting depth per the manufacturer's product page says it is 7.12" deep. The other (main) thing you should take into consideration is that this box only has a volume of .93 cu in. Your 9" deep sub most likely needs something a bit larger in order to be happy. Check the specs on the sub to see what volume box is recommended.
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Dimensions Woofer Mounting Diameter (mm): 150 x 222mm Woofer Mounting Diameter (in): 5-15/16'' x 8-3/4'' Woofer Mounting Depth (mm): 75.2mm Woofer Mounting Depth (in): 3''
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The Polk Audio OWM3 speakers appear to have keyhole style mounts built into them. This means you can hang them directly on the wall with screws and this style mount should work with a keyhole slot, but is probably overkill for your application. Something like this OOK 55300 Hangman Double Headed Bear Claw 4 In 1 Screw, 12-Count would work well and save you money on buying the mounts. Unless you desire the adjustability these mounts offer they're not necessary, but I do own these mounts and they're very nice
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I have a full enclosed box and it sounds great. The design to my box was custom, since for this size of sub, it is a must. The thickness of the box is 1 inch. My sub I have installed in my Baja power boat, so for this reason, I had to have my box made with special marine grade compounds to prevent expansion and distortion to the box. But if you plan on having installed in a vehicle, you shouldn't have an issue with that. One suggestion, this sub does require a lot of power, so I would highly recommended at least 750watt HD amp from JL audio.
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It's been in my truck for awhile but I believe the mounting depth was 5 1/4. I have the fosgate P1's in there now
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Shallow...Ill sell you my box if you haven't gotten one yet. Bought it for my kid cuz he had money for system and speakers...he spent the money and never mounted the box.
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Recommended Enclosure TypePorted / VentedSealedMinimum Sealed Box Volume0.65 cubic feetMaximum Sealed Box Volume1.00 cubic feetMinimum Ported Box Volume1.0 cubic feetMaximum Ported Box Volume1.5 cubic feetTop-Mount Depth5-7/8"Cutout Diameter10-9/16"Shallow Mount InstallationNoElectromechanical ParametersFree-Air Resonance (Fs)34 HzEquivalent Compliance (Vas)44 litersTotal Speaker Q Value (Qts)0.57Electrical Q Value (Qes)0.6Electrical Resistance of Voice Coil (Re)7 ohmsMechanical Q Value (Qms)9.43 Recommended Enclosure TypePorted / VentedSealedMinimum Sealed Box Volume0.65 cubic feetMaximum Sealed Box Volume1.00 cubic feetMinimum Ported Box Volume1.0 cubic feetMaximum Ported Box Volume1.5 cubic feetTop-Mount Depth5-7/8"Cutout Diameter10-9/16"Shallow Mount InstallationNoElectromechanical ParametersFree-Air Resonance (Fs)34 HzEquivalent Compliance (Vas)44 litersTotal Speaker Q Value (Qts)0.57Electrical Q Value (Qes)0.6Electrical Resistance of Voice Coil (Re)7 ohmsMechanical Q Value... » Read More Recommended Enclosure TypePorted / VentedSealedMinimum Sealed Box Volume0.65 cubic feetMaximum Sealed Box Volume1.00 cubic feetMinimum Ported Box Volume1.0 cubic feetMaximum Ported Box Volume1.5 cubic feetTop-Mount Depth5-7/8"Cutout Diameter10-9/16"Shallow Mount InstallationNoElectromechanical ParametersFree-Air Resonance (Fs)34 HzEquivalent Compliance (Vas)44 litersTotal Speaker Q Value (Qts)0.57Electrical Q Value (Qes)0.6Electrical Resistance of Voice Coil (Re)7 ohmsMechanical Q Value (Qms)9.43 « Show Less
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The base of the unit that mounts to the wall is approximately 2.5" high and just under 2.0" wide.The mounting surface from the wall out to the faceplate (where your speaker will be attached) is about 2.5" - 3.0" (depending upon the angle the speaker will face).Hope that helps...
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I did not mount my my speakers. There was an existing ledge. You will probably have to drill some small holes and put some screws in them. The big bass speaker is to heavy to mount.
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Mounting depth is 7 inches so your subs mounting depth can not be deeper than 7"
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mine have been flush mounted in a small 12x12 spare bedroom on the back wall used for 7.2 surround sound. But I'm thinking about angling them down. my couch is directly along the back wall so the speakers are directly above the couch. I don't really get too much sound from them so I'm thinking about angling them down. Hope this helps
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Anyone ever get an actual dimension of the mounting pads? Tight on space to mount and want to get the exact size. Thanks.
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These are pretty much universal speaker mounts, very adjustable and held a set of BOSE 101-music monitors in high winds outside under the eves of our garage. If your speakers have 2 mounting holes on the back and the holes are spaced between 2" to 3" centers, they will work. A 2" center holed speaker allows 1/2" adjustment either way; a 3" centered hole and there is no adjustment but will fit fine. All hardware necessary is provided with this item.
512994
The unit is fairly wide and deep. There might not be enough space to acccomodate the units and all the wires for more than one unit. I have them installed in 2 gang boxes.
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There about 2inches thick around where the subs go and an inch thick all the way around. The box sounds really good I bought one for my12s pioneer comps series pro there 3500watts and they take it. But after time the box does began to show cracks. Just depends on how much bass your using. Great box tho