First Thread.

[TRE]

I have done both sq and spl, I have gone to 10 comps or so, and placed in most of them. When I had my probe I won regions in DL, in my power class. I hit 153 db with two 15". Then I kinda went to sq after that. I have also placed in sq comps to. Right now I have a little of both, but I would def say it is more of an sq car than a spl car. I can still hang with most systems out there. I am a big fan of SQ myself, just love good clean music.

[papmurph]

i used to have two 12 inch jl w3 and a phoenix gold 250x2 amp, but then my car rattled too much and it got very annoying.

[HandoEX]

papmurph wrote:
i used to have two 12 inch jl w3 and a phoenix gold 250x2 amp, but then my car rattled too much and it got very annoying.
Decent subs are always gonna rattle a car . Try using a sound deadener to clean it up. I found a Dynamat trunk kit on Ebay for 60 shipped and it has probably been the best car audio investment I have made.

[Guest]

Yeah, sound deadening material works wonders for rattles....but it adds weight. I kinda like the Cascade brand of liquid sound deadener, weighs less than conventional dynamat and works well.

[Guest]

liquid sound deadener works very well...

[amicheze]

i had a pretty decent system in my old car. nothing too fancy, but it pounded pretty well in an old grandmamobile. i kinda wish i still had it.. or at least the money for it.. cough

[Joel]

Read what it says in my previous post. "cheap and gets the job done" never said to use it in your award-winning evo or sti. it worked on the galant, and it never messed anything up. (that I noticed)

[24valvenotak]

mulitpurpose expanding foam is the worst product on the market today. I hope you didnt ruin anything by using it.

[King Ricer]

wannabe wrote:
multipurpose expanding foam. cheap and gets the job done.

damn ricer! i was into the car systems for awhile, but then now all i want is some nice componants and a good cd player and that will do me just fine.

[Guest]

I have to agree, expanding foam is not a very good thing to use for sound deadening and can wreak havoc on any panel you spray it behind. Stick to the tried and true methods joel.

[treimche]

I used to have a huge stereo in my old Oldsmobile back in high school. Then I transferred it to my 1G DSM when I had that. Since then haven't bothered much with it because my car is a huge bitch too, so when I get a truck or nice dd, then I'll consider some stereo again.

[24valvenotak]

tjamz wrote:
I have to agree, expanding foam is not a very good thing to use for sound deadening and can wreak havoc on any panel you spray it behind. Stick to the tried and true methods joel.

It is not a very good product to use on anything for that matter.

[LT1]

i love bumps, music aint the same w/out it

[TRE]

Expanding foam=no good

[Guest]

LT1 wrote:
i love bumps, music aint the same w/out it

no lie

[My NOva]

expanding foam does not work at all for sound dending unless its a full room and ur sealing the corners

[Guest]

My NOva wrote:
expanding foam does not work at all for sound dending unless its a full room and ur sealing the corners

actually, it kinda does work by applying pressure to a panel to keep it from rattling. But just spreading it on does nothing.

[24valvenotak]

...and you should be careful what it is you are applying it to. it has been known to break windows, door frames, and even heave foundations.

[Guest]

well sound only matters from the inside right forget the foam and jsut enjoy the musics....and a few bumps never hurts nothing

[My NOva]

tjamz wrote:
actually, it kinda does work by applying pressure to a panel to keep it from rattling. But just spreading it on does nothing.
my point exactly