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<blockquote data-quote="supernov4" data-source="post: 8917676" data-attributes="member: 693452"><p>Depends what you are trying to achieve </p><p></p><p>A decouple foam is just that, a decoupler </p><p>It is used to decouple mass loaded vinyl or "MLV" from surfaces that can rattle</p><p>It acts like a shock absorber does not deaden sound</p><p></p><p>To add mass and reduce resonance in a panel you can use a decent cld tile </p><p>Then if you want to reduce road noise you can add a layer of resonix "barrier" as full a sheet as possible little to no seams</p><p>It is like MLV also has foam on both sides as a decoupler </p><p></p><p>Deadening properly is a big job so heads up</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="supernov4, post: 8917676, member: 693452"] Depends what you are trying to achieve A decouple foam is just that, a decoupler It is used to decouple mass loaded vinyl or "MLV" from surfaces that can rattle It acts like a shock absorber does not deaden sound To add mass and reduce resonance in a panel you can use a decent cld tile Then if you want to reduce road noise you can add a layer of resonix "barrier" as full a sheet as possible little to no seams It is like MLV also has foam on both sides as a decoupler Deadening properly is a big job so heads up [/QUOTE]
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