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ech0419 · 06-29-2009, 09:19 AM

I looked around, this seems to be the most appropriate section of the forum to post this.

So I have a nice computer tower around $1200 worth of equipment. It is positioned on-top of my polk 120 watt subwoofer ~ the sub may not be power packed but it still manages to shake my house. Seriously I can here things move when this is maybe half power.

The tower is on the sub and the setup looks pretty sweet. The tower is elevated about 5 inches via legs in the case design. At low output, general listening, will this sub destroy components in my tower with moving parts? Eg: Fans (I have 7) and hard drives (3 inside +1 esata)

06-29-2009, 09:19 AM	#1 (permalink)
ech0419 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: North Eastern US Posts: 172 OS: XP pro ~ Vista Ultimate x64 & x32 ~ os x 10.4 ~ Ubuntu 7.10	[SOLVED] Tower on top of Subwoofer I looked around, this seems to be the most appropriate section of the forum to post this. So I have a nice computer tower around $1200 worth of equipment. It is positioned on-top of my polk 120 watt subwoofer ~ the sub may not be power packed but it still manages to shake my house. Seriously I can here things move when this is maybe half power. The tower is on the sub and the setup looks pretty sweet. The tower is elevated about 5 inches via legs in the case design. At low output, general listening, will this sub destroy components in my tower with moving parts? Eg: Fans (I have 7) and hard drives (3 inside +1 esata)