Does Dynomat help at all???
Does Dynomat help at all???
I am about to purchase some Dynomat but Im only pushing 500 watts to an Infinity Perfect sub I don't know if it warrants Dynomat..I posted in the A/V section but nobody browsing and Im about to buy it online. Any help please!!
Originally posted by bnavarro
i heard a difference after putting it on the pannels on my trunk and rear quarter pannels.
i heard a difference after putting it on the pannels on my trunk and rear quarter pannels.
Lou, with the amount of power you're running...I would recommend "FatMat" It's a fraction thinner than Dynamat, but half the price. A Dynamat trunk kit runs for $99 (36sq Ft) when a Fatmat kit runs for $49(36sq Ft) or you could get 100sq ft for $99.
Originally posted by JaySyn77
Lou, with the amount of power you're running...I would recommend "FatMat" It's a fraction thinner than Dynamat, but half the price. A Dynamat trunk kit runs for $99 (36sq Ft) when a Fatmat kit runs for $49(36sq Ft) or you could get 100sq ft for $99.
Lou, with the amount of power you're running...I would recommend "FatMat" It's a fraction thinner than Dynamat, but half the price. A Dynamat trunk kit runs for $99 (36sq Ft) when a Fatmat kit runs for $49(36sq Ft) or you could get 100sq ft for $99.
Price is a good reason but which is great cause this is gonna be a one time deal no do overs
If u know what I mean
I bought the Dynamat kit before I knew FatMat existed. I put all 36sq Ft of Dynamat into my trunk, but I haven't put it to the test yet. I bought 36sq ft of FatMat to do parts of the interior and any other parts of the trunk that may vibrate after the system is in there.
Dynamat is thicker which helps reduce more vibration than FatMat, but twice the price. If you wanna be on the safe side...go with Dynamat. I think you can request a sample from both companies and then you can make a decision.
Dynamat is thicker which helps reduce more vibration than FatMat, but twice the price. If you wanna be on the safe side...go with Dynamat. I think you can request a sample from both companies and then you can make a decision.
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Originally posted by Juker008
500W...what Htz are u running at. If it sounds good in terms of BUMP, but is missings the nice hmmmmmmmmm of DEEEEEEP bass. I would recomend running it at 80 Htz.
Juker008
500W...what Htz are u running at. If it sounds good in terms of BUMP, but is missings the nice hmmmmmmmmm of DEEEEEEP bass. I would recomend running it at 80 Htz.
Juker008
You don't need that much dynomat. You dont need to do the bottom of the seats, or the bottom of the trunk. It already comes from the factory like that. it has a thin mat as it is. i would do the trunk lid, the rear quaterpannels, the front doors, and back deck. the trunk lid, i didn't use a whole sheet. just in between the X.
Sounds to me that u need to dynamat the trunk. But 1st, what enclosure are u using? What is the cubic air space that the box holds. Also what is the range of the air space that the speakers run at.
My theory to this situation is if u have BUMP at 500W it sounds to me that u are using a sealed box. If that is the case 1st go with polyfill stuffing. Use like 2-3 punds of the stuff. That will make the box think that it is bigger and u will then get that HMMMMMMMM.
Get back with me on the specs of the box and the subs. And if u want go ahead and stuff the box. Pollyfill stuffing is CHEAP and u can get it at any crafts store.
Juker008
My theory to this situation is if u have BUMP at 500W it sounds to me that u are using a sealed box. If that is the case 1st go with polyfill stuffing. Use like 2-3 punds of the stuff. That will make the box think that it is bigger and u will then get that HMMMMMMMM.
Get back with me on the specs of the box and the subs. And if u want go ahead and stuff the box. Pollyfill stuffing is CHEAP and u can get it at any crafts store.
Juker008
I have a little basslink, & I tried to line the trunk lid, & didn't see any difference in sound, or spoiler rattle. All it did was make the lid heavy so it fell on my head when open.
Originally posted by Juker008
Sounds to me that u need to dynamat the trunk. But 1st, what enclosure are u using? What is the cubic air space that the box holds. Also what is the range of the air space that the speakers run at.
My theory to this situation is if u have BUMP at 500W it sounds to me that u are using a sealed box. If that is the case 1st go with polyfill stuffing. Use like 2-3 punds of the stuff. That will make the box think that it is bigger and u will then get that HMMMMMMMM.
Get back with me on the specs of the box and the subs. And if u want go ahead and stuff the box. Pollyfill stuffing is CHEAP and u can get it at any crafts store.
Juker008
Sounds to me that u need to dynamat the trunk. But 1st, what enclosure are u using? What is the cubic air space that the box holds. Also what is the range of the air space that the speakers run at.
My theory to this situation is if u have BUMP at 500W it sounds to me that u are using a sealed box. If that is the case 1st go with polyfill stuffing. Use like 2-3 punds of the stuff. That will make the box think that it is bigger and u will then get that HMMMMMMMM.
Get back with me on the specs of the box and the subs. And if u want go ahead and stuff the box. Pollyfill stuffing is CHEAP and u can get it at any crafts store.
Juker008
Thanks for the help.
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