Yaris Sedan Deadening and Sound system upgrade

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

Ok... Looks like i'll be buying some MLV in the future. Thanks.
40sq ft of MLV, bout 4-6 CLD's, and another 40-60sq ft of mat and I should be done

EDIT: I'm actually contemplating foregoing any mat on the firewall, and just doing MLV alone.
40sq ft of MLV Then around 25sq ft of mat, and 4 CLD's. that would really cut my costs. I'd be down to around $150, before I was over $200.

One more thing about CLD Tiles... they only work if you apply them to bare metal in the middle of a flat area.


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[talnlnky]

Originally Posted by derickveliz2

One more thing about CLD Tiles... they only work if you apply them to bare metal in the middle of a flat area.


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yeah, thats the plan, on the door to help keep speaker vibrations down. I'll have either an 8" midbass that throws 12mm one way, or a 6.5" midbass that goes 13mm one way. Either way there will be a lot of pressure in my doors.

[derickveliz2]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

yeah, thats the plan, on the door to help keep speaker vibrations down. I'll have either an 8" midbass that throws 12mm one way, or a 6.5" midbass that goes 13mm one way. Either way there will be a lot of pressure in my doors.

If I understand correctly you are going to use the interior of the door as a woofer's box, right?

If that's the case I would add lot's of MAT specially in all the corners and on top of the CLD Tiles. It's not deadening the door any more, it's about a door to become a speaker box.

That gives me an Idea... I I could do that too! but then I need mid-rage speakers! where do I put them?

I'm going to end up begging for custom enclosures in the kick panels or up on the pillars. Should I try to make them?????

So many options, this will never end.