Sound deadning. Advice

[.J.a.m.e.s.]

Dose anyone have a sub etc and has use sound deading? Does it work?
What does it do? Is it expensive, Does it reduce rattling?

Advice would be appritiated

 

[Skinny]

What kinda set up you got. How have you installed the front speakers.

Yes it will reduce outside noise and improve the SQ. Dynamatt extreem is good. I applyed it to the front doors, but teh level you use depends on the kinda install you have/your want for better sounds.

go to talkaudio.co.uk theres so much good info there mate.

 

[madmike1]

and yes it is expensive

 

[Skinny]

and yes it is expensive

the expense is relative to the improvement that will be achieved tbh.

 

[AlexG]

Go for it, much better SQ and tighter bass. Reduced a lot of rattles for me.

 

[swell]

Iv got £2300 worth of ice, well 2x amps and 2x 13" subs.
I ran the set up all FOCAL with dsl speakers front and rear with out sound deadning and it sounded sh*i to say the least, my car rattled like a bit*h... my boot the doors the lil spoiler thing with the break light on, even the side bump strips where rattling,
i booked it back in within 3 days of having the system to get all the boot under the carpet, the sides the inside of the boot lid and under that little spoiler thing. and over £400 worth off dyna mat just in the boot, i have to dyna mat the rear quarters and behind the bump strips, i play my subs on -12 and they still make my speakers in the rear rattle, if your just running small power then i would bother dyna matting personally save you money, but if your like me and have a problem with little rattles then go for it, although youl never lose all of the vibrations, i got an anoying rattle coming from where trhe light is, and my heat shield really rattles, its all good tho!

 

[swell]

just realised what i rote iv spent £400 on dyna matting the boot, and have the rears and front doors to do now, cant edit above for some reason.