How do you stop your lightweight amp from wandering off?

[bassninja]

Dycem

[tonyquipment]

velcro? im sure you have some left over from pedals etc?

[Deep Thought]

I use a sheet of that rubberised mesh stuff (same as the Maplins stuff) which I picked up from B&Q or similar. Never had any problem with my Shuttle 6 migrating.

Edited September 14, 2013 by Deep Thought

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[Raggy]

Don't have that problem with my Dubster but the rubber mats mentioned worked a treat on my Bergs.

[Judo Chop]

Put it on the floor

[jmchich]

If there are any sorta fixation points, cable ties could work

[stingrayPete1977]

The genz carpet finish not looking so daft now eh

[4 Strings]

My Streamliner doesn't wander, although anything else does if its turned up a bit.

Used to have a flightcased amp and the case locks rattled so I put it on its side on the floor. Did that for years.

[mr zed]

I use the slipmat stuff that is similar to the Maplins offering but got it from B&M bargains for 79p for a massive roll. It's bright green but then so is the logo on my bergs so looks intentional rather than me being a tight-fisted git!

Edited September 15, 2013 by mr zed

[dannybuoy]

Closed cell foam from ebay, cut with a stanley knife and holes made by hand with a large drillbit:

[mcnach]

[quote name='Dandelion' timestamp='1379109086' post='2208903']
Mouse mat.

Or those rubberised placemat things..
[/quote]

This.
Well, to be exact, two of these
I superglued two mouse mats, rubber side out.

[goblin]

Anti slip mat thing, not even sure where I got it, just found it at home and lifted it Craig Fletcher from John Lees' Barclay James Harvest also uses some to stop his Mesa walkabout head uhm...going walkabout So there ya go, celebrity cult status for a little bit of rubber matting haha.

[Guest MoJo]

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1379280740' post='2210894']
Closed cell foam from ebay, cut with a stanley knife and holes made by hand with a large drillbit:



[/quote]

That's a mega neat job

[Roland Rock]

For anyone looking for a good quantity of that non-slip rubber matting for a decent price, try a yoga mat:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Yoga-Mat-Exercise-Camping-Picnic/dp/B009XY4O4M/ref=sr_1_2?s=sports&ie=UTF8&qid=1379311543&sr=1-2

[JapanAxe]

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1379280740' post='2210894']
Closed cell foam from ebay, cut with a stanley knife and holes made by hand with a large drillbit:



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Now that is neat!

I too used that non-slip-mat stuff to stop an IEM transmitter from plummeting from the top of my bass stack (at that time, an Ashdown ABM rig). I still use a piece between my TC head and BF cab(s) but I'm wondering now whether I really need to. I have put bigger feet on my TC so that it will clear the Midget's handle, but they are cut-down door-stops, and are made of hard plastic rather than non-slip rubber. For this reason, even if the cab [i]shouldn't[/i] vibrate, I don't want to risk it. Plus the bass drum pedal about 4ft away could just as easily be the culprit!

Edited September 16, 2013 by JapanAxe