trunk insulating ideas?

[VeNoMsix]

Hey- I just got done installing two new 6x9s in the trunk, and was wondering if there was any way to cut down on the vibration noise from the speakers. I'm not too concerned about eliminating road noise at this point. Right now, the speakers are directly touching the metal, so would putting in some kind of rubber gasket or something between the speaker and the rear deck cut down on some of that noise? Any other ideas are greatly appreciated.

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[kross 10+ year member]

Anything that's rattling, tighten it up, or use some foam tape on it. And put some sound deadener on the sheet metal.

 

[VeNoMsix]

It is tight... I don't wanna force it more (don't want to strip the threads)

 

[punch 10+ year member]

hey resize the pics, pretty much useless to look at.

 

[VeNoMsix]

 

[BassAce 10+ year member]

Looks nice, I bet those infinity's have neo magnets and talk about larger than life images.

 

[Gary S 10+ year member]

Yes, that's called decoupling... get some removable sealant... make a gasket... install speakers - you are done. Check red devil website, they sell direct. Won't void speaker warranty.

 

[VeNoMsix]

 

[M3@Apex 10+ year member]

sound deaden all around it, and then seal it with some non hardening modelling clay.