Shorty Poles

Purchasing "Shorty" poles for mounting tops on subs

Connecting a BASSBOSS Top to a BASSBOSS subwoofer with a "Shorty" 6" pole when the top is placed directly on a subwoofer eliminates the need for unsightly ratchet straps. It ensures a more stable and safer setup.

Buy a 26" pole to create four 6" pole pieces ideal for the task.

It comes with two end caps, and you can order more here.

A plumber, plumbing supply shop, machine shop, or muffler shop can cut these cleanly for you with ease.

An inexpensive pipe cutter from Harbor Freight can make it a truly easy DIY project and still keep the overall investment and time to a minimum.

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