Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by ezhacker1

The thing i do care about is the front speakers being about as loud on the outside as inside. How would i go about keeping sound inside, those foam things?.

Some where I read... "MLV keeps the noise out and the music in"

I'll let you know once I get my system running.

D.

[ezhacker1]

Originally Posted by derickveliz2

Some where I read... "MLV keeps the noise out and the music in"

I'll let you know once I get my system running.

D.

thanks. Everytime i roll up to a stop light or in traffic, i tend to turn my music down and its not even loud just its as sound outside as it is inside. Im paranoid like that dont want to disturb people with my awesome Eurobeat collection

btw, Eurobeat is pure JDM

[talnlnky]

Originally Posted by ezhacker1

thanks. Everytime i roll up to a stop light or in traffic, i tend to turn my music down and its not even loud just its as sound outside as it is inside. Im paranoid like that dont want to disturb people with my awesome Eurobeat collection

btw, Eurobeat is pure JDM

A layer of mat all over the inside of the door will help a lot. It'll dampen most of the midrange and midbass tones. You'll still hear the treble/vocals fairly well tho.

The best option if you don't want any sound to exit the car is to make fiberglass kickpods to install your speakers by your feet. It has the added benefit of allowing you to aim your speakers for better SQ too.

In my mazda I had it so that you could have music at about 130dB on the inside, and barely hear it outside of the car... if I cranked it much more then the bass finally would overcome the amount of mat I had... but even then, it wasn't nasty rattle like most people's cars do.