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Bhamm
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ZMA
01/21/25 at 00:30:56
 
Hello all,

I pulled my ZMA out of my audio rack for the first time since I bought it (2021).  It had been sitting on some Pangea isolators which had attached themselves to the bottom of the amp.  I had to peel them off and discovered it had eaten through the paint down to the MDF base.  Even though it was the bottom of the amp and not visible, I could not live with this failure.  While prepping for repainting, I also discovered the base is only 1/4 inch thick MDF. In my mind, this is a disappointment. I added an additional 1/2 inch MDF with screw in rubber feet on the bottom and decided to open the bottom of the box so it could breathe. I also added a layer of Dynamat insulation/sound deadened to the interior walls of the base.  In my opinion, the vent holes looks like factory but honestly only had a small impact on how cooler the amp runs.  Pics:






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Reply #1 - 01/28/25 at 03:43:40
 
Very clean job. Looks great.
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