Speaker Covers Vibrating.

[DaveDreads]

For ages I thought my rear speakers were blown, but I got
a new head unit fitted the other day and the sound quality
and bass is loads better.

So now my speakers buzz/vibrate on tunes with heavy bass,
when I press on the speaker covers it stops, any suggestions
on how I get rid of this?

 

[MT AUDIO]

remove grill and fit a slither of silcone sealant on all the parts that touch plastic to plastic between the doorcard and grill

 

[Chris_786]

remove grill and fit a slither of silcone sealant on all the parts that touch plastic to plastic between the doorcard and grill

Top man never thought of that! cheers fella, had the same situation in my old ICE filled rep lol

 

[DaveDreads]

Nice one, i'll give it a go.

 

[david_ntg]

Also a bit of dynomat behind the speakers on the metal bodywork would improve bass a hell of a lot!

 

[guysy]

Also a bit of dynomat behind the speakers on the metal bodywork would improve bass a hell of a lot!

+1 £25 on dynamat, From Halfrauds.

Enough to do some of the doors, Where the speakers sit, And a little bit on the covers. Still get vibrations but its better.

 

[caymanr26]

Ive got this badly on my megane sport - have been thinking of pastering the rear end of the car with dynamat - the problem I have is the speakers are actually attached to the rear door cards (3 door though so no doors but you know what I mean) and its the cards that are vibrating - will it be ok to put the dynamat on the door card as well as the outer skin?

 

[MT AUDIO]

i wouldnt get dynamat to do that,you want some foam matting

 

[Ralphizzle]

I've this too... only on the passenger side.

What about filling the space with 'glasswool' type of filling.
Emulating a larger space... soundwaves travel longer.
Saw this on Discovery 'Street Customs' / WCC... finetuning the sound or improving it.

 

[Ralphizzle]

i wouldnt get dynamat to do that,you want some foam matting

Why foam MT?

For a better sound?

 

[MT AUDIO]

if i read it right you said its the speakers on the door card yes?then unbolt it and a ring of foam matting around the speaker then re bolt it back on

 

[caymanr26]

any idea where to get the foam matting from? can you supply it plus anything else I could try?
If you can do me a deal I need a head unit and some rear speakers too

 

[MT AUDIO]

drop me a pm and im sure we can sort something out

 

[Rob]

Would this foam work in small amounts behind the little strips that run up the front doors? Mine vibrate a bit and it drives me nuts!

 

[MT AUDIO]

could well do,the stuff i supply is 1 side stick on the other is a thin film of plastic with foam inbetween

 

[Rob]

Sounds larvely gimmie a price for a couple of strips or whatever you do it in via PM.

Will need to be at least 50cm long, or maybe I could just use a few bits, so not bothered tbh.

 

[MT AUDIO]

yhpm