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hmmmm..i must say the boy has travelled a long way,i listened your setup on the neemrana drive and i had to take disprin because of that boooooommm.:eek:
but now the setup has gone to absolutely different level,now you actually feel like spending more time in the car.
and this setup finally help me decide what i want from my setup-SQ:)
lol. gone are those days with ts20's hissing in the ears and the sub booming away to glory.
And yes i have spent a lot of time in the car and wasted a lot of fuel idling, just to listen the setup.
Glad you liked the setup and thanks for the kind comments.
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Originally Posted by live2drive
(Post 1354276)
Don't know the number of sheets. Actually pieces were cut from a roll of damping material.
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Where all did you got this applied? I mean front doors and did you get the boot done also? If so then how much in total did you pay for the damping?
..true the HU gives the overall a very stock look. Great!
The damping material has not been applied well on the outer panel - should have used a roller to press the sheet to the panel. Otherwise, the adhesive will gradually fail and the sheet will come off.
The install looks really good otherwise. Enjoy, @live2drive!
Congrats for the upgrades Abhinav.
Need to audition it again.
Obviously the weak part is the sub!
Cheers!
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Originally Posted by nitinralli
(Post 1354674)
Where all did you got this applied? I mean front doors and did you get the boot done also? If so then how much in total did you pay for the damping?
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Got the front doors and the doorpads damped. Paid around 2.8K.
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Originally Posted by panky12345
(Post 1354846)
..true the HU gives the overall a very stock look. Great!
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Thank you.
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Originally Posted by DerAlte
(Post 1354877)
The damping material has not been applied well on the outer panel - should have used a roller to press the sheet to the panel. Otherwise, the adhesive will gradually fail and the sheet will come off.
The install looks really good otherwise. Enjoy, @live2drive!
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Thank you sir. I'll check that again with the installer. The pic shows damping in process. I forgot to click the final pic.
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Originally Posted by abhinav.gupta88
(Post 1354940)
Congrats for the upgrades Abhinav.
Need to audition it again.
Obviously the weak part is the sub!
Cheers!
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Thanks mate. Audition anytime. Yes the only weak part in the setup is the sub. agree:
nothing is weak if you like it.. keep enjoying the music, and upgrade the sub ONLY if you think its absolutely necessary!
Very true frank. Yes i like the sub. But it actually acts funny at times. The poor sub gets confused with two consecutive quick beats and ends up in an extended bass note. :uncontrol
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Originally Posted by live2drive
(Post 1354994)
Very true frank. Yes i like the sub. But it actually acts funny at times. The poor sub gets confused with two consecutive quick beats and ends up in an extended bass note. :uncontrol
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lol: Thats Why I am telling you to change the sub. The subwoofer is not controlled, Its just going BOOM BOOM BOOM
BTW gurus, The Box is a 2.15 Cu. FT one ported, Will changing the box help him?? I feel the box is very big for this particular subwoofer.
2.15 Cu. FT.
I think thats way too big.
Try something smaller.
Yes the box is indeed HUGE. 2.15 sq ft. Pic attached for reference.
Gurus, will a sealed box help? Bass is li'l boomy now. Will a sealed box help to get tighter bass? Specs say 1.25 sq ft for a sealed box and 1.65 sq ft for a ported box.
Try both boxes according to the specs.
You might (not) need to upgrade the sub.
yep the sealed box would give you a tighter, cleaner bass.. refer to the maual and build a box as per specs!
Can anyone help me out with the dimensions of the 1.25 cu ft sealed box?
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