Nitro shaking right off cab

[Lewis]

The other night at rehersal our other guitarist and I where cranking our Nitro's up to 9 o'clock and beyond and it sounded freaking awesome. One thing we noticed was his amp was walking right off the cab at 9. It's a good thing we saw it because she would fallen off. It was jumping a 1/2" at a time...Good Lord!

He uses a Budda 4x12 which sounds great and I use a Splawn 4x12 loaded w/BB's and it sounds...well, like a Splawn cab
should...awesome! Mine didn't move at all but his was going for a walk around the block.
Has anyone else here seen this? It's pretty cool that the Nitro has that kind of thump but I was wondering if the Budda was just coming apart at the seams from all that juice being thrown at it.
Like I said the Splawn cab stood it's ground and the head didn't budge.
I guess he's going to need some velcro to keep her down. ;D

[TuskerKevin]

I have never had that happen!

[Lewis]

Me either, also forgot to mention that was on the 50 watt setting.
The tolex is a very smooth texture not giving much traction for the rubber feet.
I don't which speakers he has but it does sound really good.

The power of the Nitro!

[Ayton(e)]

Hot tubes don't like to be jolted around, I learned earlier this year. I would try to isolate that head with foam or towels or just setting it down on something that isn't the cab.

[sasquatch]

If the cab is on casters you might try removing 'em.

[Lewis]

Good point Ayton, I'll mention this to him. You're right about the towel, it should absorb a majority of the vibration.

Sasquatch, it started happening after removing the casters so that might be another solution, put the casters back on . It does sound better directly on the floor though.

Thanks for the input guys!