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<blockquote data-quote="azngotskills" data-source="post: 1772373" data-attributes="member: 564958"><p>I would e-mail Rick from raamaudio.com for some RAAMmat BXT and Ensolite (closed-cell foam). He is a great guy to do business with and his products are top quality. Just to the research on deadner, best bang for the buck. I personally bought my fiberglassing supplies from Wal-mart, but i spent more than if I would have bought in large quantities from like a boat repair shop. Sorry cant help you on your future audio components.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="azngotskills, post: 1772373, member: 564958"] I would e-mail Rick from raamaudio.com for some RAAMmat BXT and Ensolite (closed-cell foam). He is a great guy to do business with and his products are top quality. Just to the research on deadner, best bang for the buck. I personally bought my fiberglassing supplies from Wal-mart, but i spent more than if I would have bought in large quantities from like a boat repair shop. Sorry cant help you on your future audio components. [/QUOTE]
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