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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

    Its about install not gear.



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

    Quote Originally Posted by whitedragon551 View Post
    Its about install not gear.
    So if I do that foam thing, will that make a noticeable difference? I see you are from Michigan. Which city?



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

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    hmmm... just adding that foam will help? I dont really want to put the time/money into deadening doors right now. The money:difference ratio just isnt there for me at this point in time. That foam I could definitely do though. My doors dont rattle at all and they are pretty solid too. And they dont have holes.

    And I think I have already talked to him about sealing and brackets before.
    Yes. It will help, tremendously. And the amount of deadener needed for doors is very small. If you can afford the gear you have, you can afford 30 bucks in deadener.

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    ^this. I have cdt's basic, entry level speakers... however, they are installed nicely, and they flippin jam.



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

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    So if I do that foam thing, will that make a noticeable difference? I see you are from Michigan. Which city?
    Yes. Your budget will allow you to do your front doors right. MLV, deadener, and closed cell foam.

    Im not any where near you.



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    Yes. It will help, tremendously. And the amount of deadener needed for doors is very small. If you can afford the gear you have, you can afford 30 bucks in deadener.
    What deadener would you suggest? Didnt realize it could be that cheap.



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

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    What deadener would you suggest? Didnt realize it could be that cheap.
    Second Skin Audio or Sound Deadener Showdown. Best on the market.



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

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    Yes. Your budget will allow you to do your front doors right. MLV, deadener, and closed cell foam.

    Im not any where near you.
    OK. haha. Sorry, but what's MLV?



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

    Mass Loaded Vinyl is used to block noise.

    Seals are so important. Vital.



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    Re: Good new 6.5" comps for around $300

    blocking noise will NOT increase midbass punch. Deading/sealing large holes in the doors will help some, so I'd do that first.

    If still not happy consider stepping up to a better set of speakers and try to demo them before buying.




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