i deadend my doors,, still vibrates.

[JimJ 5,000+ posts]

what are you crossing at for your midbass speakers? your door shouldnt rattle cause your mids shouldnt be playing those freqs. try crossing higher to get rid of the rattle. start at what your sub is crossed at and slowly go up until you get rid of the rattle while playing some jeezy or something. leave all the midbass (80-200hz) to the comps ideally, but if they cant handle it you have no choice. someone more educated can add in more
when you mean rattle is it the rattle from a long eeeeer bassnote or the rattle from the bang of midbass? if its the impact of the midbass doing it go with what the dude below me said also the offbrand dynamat might have screwed you

Personally, I like midbasses to play well into what some people here might consider subbass...50Hz should be strong up front //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif 80Hz is just way, way, way too localizable to put it in back...

If it's plastic that's rattling, Cascade makes this neoprene foam stuff that's on a self-adhesive backing, works pretty well behind plastic...or you can just get neoprene unbacked from a fabric store or online. Takes care of plastic rattle.

 

[livinlegend 10+ year member]

Personally, I like midbasses to play well into what some people here might consider subbass...50Hz should be strong up front //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif 80Hz is just way, way, way too localizable to put it in back...
If it's plastic that's rattling, Cascade makes this neoprene foam stuff that's on a self-adhesive backing, works pretty well behind plastic...or you can just get neoprene unbacked from a fabric store or online. Takes care of plastic rattle.

what comps and sub are you using? are you crossing at 40? before i got my current setup i just could never get my comps to reproduce bass well enough to justify having it up front. they could do it but it would be so quiet the mids and highs would drown it out

 

[tintgirl 10+ year member]

thanks for everyones help,, i ended up fitting a " 10 right in the middle directly behind the diver and passenger seat. lpf at 80 and i have the front polk speakers hpf at 80 right now it sounds pretty **** good , if anyone has any tips on different settings i should use let me know.

 

[livinlegend 10+ year member]

thanks for everyones help,, i ended up fitting a " 10 right in the middle directly behind the diver and passenger seat. lpf at 80 and i have the front polk speakers hpf at 80 right now it sounds pretty **** good , if anyone has any tips on different settings i should use let me know.

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/clap.gif.178cba2c538c68e720c727fcb024b19c.gif well done and congrats.