Yes bro, you will have a quieter ride (door + rear deadening) Better mid base as well. Months later, I've replaced the stock speaker to a focal in the front & jbl at the rear.
@@johnnytan4503 that's fantastic! So, can you share any insight to the physics of door that the vibration and sound occuring are capably deadened with this kind of material and method and location of installing material. for example; the hollow nature of the door is creating an air pocket to transfer and augment wind noise, buffeting, road vibration transferred from tires etc etc (?)
@@astrovenus8345 sorry bro, im not able to share much insight to the physics behind sound deadening. This is because i'm Mr. DIY & not an expert to properly explain. Here's the link if you wanted to know more & have a better insight. www.secondskinaudio.com/sound-deadening/
Wow, very well detailed video. It will help doing my doors in a few weeks.
Thank you so much. This is how a guide video should be made.
So, what kind of results did all the hard work render?
Who doesn’t love a quieter ride? Did it work???
Yes bro, you will have a quieter ride (door + rear deadening) Better mid base as well. Months later, I've replaced the stock speaker to a focal in the front & jbl at the rear.
@@johnnytan4503 that's fantastic!
So, can you share any insight to the physics of door that the vibration and sound occuring are capably deadened with this kind of material and method and location of installing material.
for example; the hollow nature of the door is creating an air pocket to transfer and augment wind noise, buffeting, road vibration transferred from tires etc etc (?)
@@astrovenus8345 sorry bro, im not able to share much insight to the physics behind sound deadening. This is because i'm Mr. DIY & not an expert to properly explain. Here's the link if you wanted to know more & have a better insight. www.secondskinaudio.com/sound-deadening/
@@johnnytan4503 haha. That link was awesome. Thanks!