audio set-up for beginners [continued]

**sientobente** · February 24th, 2015 03:55 AM

pa-audition boss pagnatapos yung setup ;)

**acgq** · February 24th, 2015 08:07 PM

Anyone tried plastidip as a deadener?

**ralphs** · February 24th, 2015 08:47 PM

i just grabbed a focal polyglass v2 27 subwoofer. ano po ba mono ampli ang maganda dito?

**jhnkvn** · February 25th, 2015 02:58 AM

Originally Posted by acgq

Anyone tried plastidip as a deadener?

It won't work. Physics is against you for one. You need density in order to actually block a certain frequency wavelength. Bass wavelengths? Think 1/2 meters of concrete.

**ninjababez** · February 25th, 2015 05:47 AM

Originally Posted by jhnkvn

It won't work. Physics is against you for one. You need density in order to actually block a certain frequency wavelength. Bass wavelengths? Think 1/2 meters of concrete.

im curious where he (acgq) got that idea.

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Originally Posted by jhnkvn

It won't work. Physics is against you for one. You need density in order to actually block a certain frequency wavelength. Bass wavelengths? Think 1/2 meters of concrete.

im curious where he (acgq) got that idea.

**acgq** · February 25th, 2015 02:28 PM

From the plastidip can. It says there that it can be used to insulate and to deaden.

**sientobente** · February 25th, 2015 05:52 PM

It will take a lot of plastidip cans to deaden a door. Because the goal in deadening is to increase the mass of the door/enclosure to make it rigid and free from unwanted resonance.

**jhnkvn** · February 27th, 2015 06:24 PM

A better application is to simply try minimizing the area or partially sealing off "leaky" areas.

The concept of sound-proofing is easy. Think of your car as a bubble that is insulating you from outside noise. The more holes there are, the more noise there is. On why the likes of German car manufacturers like Benz and BMW can make their car so quiet (compared to, let's say, a Kia Pride) is their attention to detail in trying to seal the car interior as much as possible from the outside. The likes of Lexus use double-paned glass for example. For Mercedes, this sometimes means using rubber grommets as much as possible to keep noise out as well as thickening some parts of the chassis.

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A better application is to simply try minimizing the area or partially sealing off "leaky" areas.

The concept of sound-proofing is easy. Think of your car as a bubble that is insulating you from outside noise. The more holes there are, the more noise there is. On why the likes of German car manufacturers like Benz and BMW can make their car so quiet (compared to, let's say, a Kia Pride) is their attention to detail in trying to seal the car interior as much as possible from the outside. The likes of Lexus use double-paned glass for example. For Mercedes, this sometimes means using rubber grommets as much as possible to keep noise out as well as thickening some parts of the chassis.

**sientobente** · February 28th, 2015 05:42 AM

Originally Posted by kazer

nakaka adict kasi makadinig ng magandang tono na auto. lalo na nu na dinig ko yung pag kaka iba ng time aligned at hindi na sistema!

after ko marinig sabi ko na lang sa sarili ko.. eto na nga... 1 time big time na! lets go for broke! este for gold pala...

based on other hobby kasi mas magastos pag tinipid. na subok hehe

btw.. settled with focal+ gladen combo.

chief, may i ask, sa simplesound ba kayo nagpakabit? i saw a post with the exact set you planned to install on your system. if it is, padinig!