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<blockquote data-quote="Original wis" data-source="post: 8804921" data-attributes="member: 685344">Finishing the passenger side door:Today my door adapters finally arrived so instead of putting the carpet in like I was supposed to I decided to sound deaden and mount the speakers into the passenger side door.Here's some pictures of the Hertz mid bass compared to the factory one that came out of the door:[ATTACH]41630[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41631[/ATTACH]I can tell that they're going to make a huge difference in the quality and the loudness of the front stage.This time I remembered to add sound deadening to the inside sheet metal as well as the actual door frame. I didn't cover the entire door as I did with the passengers. What I actually did this time was I made sure to address any flat areas without any bends that would create vibration.[ATTACH]41632[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41633[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41634[/ATTACH]I also remembered to add sound deadening around the mounting point for the speaker adapter and the speaker gaskets to prevent unnecessary noise.When I put the door back together and found that everything fit perfectly with no issue I was pretty stoked. It's kind of nice to see a 6 month plan begin to coalesce into the final product and have it come out super close to what your original vision was.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Original wis, post: 8804921, member: 685344"] Finishing the passenger side door: Today my door adapters finally arrived so instead of putting the carpet in like I was supposed to I decided to sound deaden and mount the speakers into the passenger side door. Here's some pictures of the Hertz mid bass compared to the factory one that came out of the door: [ATTACH]41630[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41631[/ATTACH] I can tell that they're going to make a huge difference in the quality and the loudness of the front stage. This time I remembered to add sound deadening to the inside sheet metal as well as the actual door frame. I didn't cover the entire door as I did with the passengers. What I actually did this time was I made sure to address any flat areas without any bends that would create vibration. [ATTACH]41632[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41633[/ATTACH][ATTACH]41634[/ATTACH] I also remembered to add sound deadening around the mounting point for the speaker adapter and the speaker gaskets to prevent unnecessary noise. When I put the door back together and found that everything fit perfectly with no issue I was pretty stoked. It's kind of nice to see a 6 month plan begin to coalesce into the final product and have it come out super close to what your original vision was. [/QUOTE]

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