Preparing for Battle:Subwoofer Packing

[PolkThug]

First, sub is wrapped in a garbage bag, chances are it will spend some time partially submerged in water on the rocky road between buyer and seller.

Bubble wrap just provides a small buffer between sub and styrofoam.

[PolkThug]

Place styrofoam around sub. Use a couple thin sheets of stryo for the grill side for a softer buffer.

[PolkThug]

Prep the big box, in this case, 2 feet x 2 feet.

[PolkThug]

Shimmy small box into big box.

[PolkThug]

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[gregit]

what...no tubular steel?

[PolkThug]

Fill the air gaps with styro peanuts. Remember, this box will be kicked repeatedly.

[gregit]

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[Frank Z]

Don't forget to actually put the sub in!!:D

[PolkThug]

Almost forgot to put the power cord in. :)

Now seal it up and pray.

[goingganzo]

what sub is this?

[beardog03]

nice job..

wish one of my amps was packed like this..!

[PolkThug]

Originally posted by goingganzo
what sub is this?

Polk PSW505.

[Early B.]

Great job. Not even UPS could screw this package up.

[jdhdiggs]

Originally posted by Early B.
Great job. Not even UPS could screw this package up.

Famous last words...

[Tropic-Al]

DO NOT SEND IT UPS !! Especially UPS AIR , those peckerheads drop it out of the plane when their flying over the desired lacation so they don't have to land.

[danger boy]

nice packing job. I had to do the same with a smaller PSW350 a few years ago. don't worry. it should arrive just fine. mine did.

props for doing it up right.

[PolkThug]

This story has a happy ending:

"Thanks, the sub was delivered yesterday in excellent condition. All I can say is wow, there is a world of difference compared to my old 8" sub. I am very happy."





:)