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Krayzie SRH
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I have 2 12" subs in my suzuki esteem and I was wondering a cheap way 2 reduce the bass u hear OUTSIDE the car
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BILL D
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This stuff here is your best bet to keep noise outside of your car while keeping music inside. I've heard nothing but great stuff about it.
http://www.secondskinaudio.com/products/Acoustic-Thermal-Insulation.php
Depending on your definition of cheap, this might work for you. good luck.
http://www.secondskinaudio.com/products/Acoustic-Thermal-Insulation.php
Depending on your definition of cheap, this might work for you. good luck.
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Bozazo
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I think car audio soundproofing is cool but i think is costly,.
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Ace42obudzz
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Dont be stingy with tha bass, Bump it til you blow tha wig off of george bush.
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SarasotaRiders
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Not a whole lot you can do. Especially with low frequencies you're talking about.
Stopping sound requires one thing: MASS.
You'd have to greatly increase the mass of your doors, windows, flooring, you name it. The other thing is sound works like water. It finds its way through the smallest holes. The whole thing is going to have to be sealed to have any real effect.
Do a google search for people trying to soundproof rooms in their house. You'll start to get the idea. Usually it takes multiple layers of hard fiberglass insulation, sheetrock, etc with rubber isolation mounts between the different layers.
Its not as easy as just getting new windows or something. And its the opposite of cheap.
Stopping sound requires one thing: MASS.
You'd have to greatly increase the mass of your doors, windows, flooring, you name it. The other thing is sound works like water. It finds its way through the smallest holes. The whole thing is going to have to be sealed to have any real effect.
Do a google search for people trying to soundproof rooms in their house. You'll start to get the idea. Usually it takes multiple layers of hard fiberglass insulation, sheetrock, etc with rubber isolation mounts between the different layers.
Its not as easy as just getting new windows or something. And its the opposite of cheap.