BassObsessed192 Posted March 31, 2014 Report Share Posted March 31, 2014 So guys, something has been brought to my attention. The build I'm gonna be working on is pretty much copying off of "Altima1" on here's build. Anyway, he has over 250sqft of Deadener in his Altima. But also mentioned that he had quite a deal of Luxury Liner Pro by second skin, installed in the trunk and Roof to further dampen the vibrations for his loud Low-End Bass (26-30hz range usually). - Is the Luxury Liner / Any type of Liner material necessary for a Loud Low End build?? Is 2 Layers of Sound Deadener on the metal not enough? I'm using one layer of Second Skin's Alpha Damp for the first layer. Havn't figured out the 2nd yet, probably Second Skin Damplifier. But with those 2 Deadeners combined throughout my vehicle, shouldnt the Low end come through pretty well? Its gonna be a Sealed Off 15 from the Trunk. - Anyone with good knowledge on Sound Dampening is there any advice you could give? - Thanks! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kirill007 Posted April 5, 2014 Report Share Posted April 5, 2014 So guys, something has been brought to my attention. The build I'm gonna be working on is pretty much copying off of "Altima1" on here's build. Anyway, he has over 250sqft of Deadener in his Altima. But also mentioned that he had quite a deal of Luxury Liner Pro by second skin, installed in the trunk and Roof to further dampen the vibrations for his loud Low-End Bass (26-30hz range usually). - Is the Luxury Liner / Any type of Liner material necessary for a Loud Low End build?? Is 2 Layers of Sound Deadener on the metal not enough? I'm using one layer of Second Skin's Alpha Damp for the first layer. Havn't figured out the 2nd yet, probably Second Skin Damplifier. But with those 2 Deadeners combined throughout my vehicle, shouldnt the Low end come through pretty well? Its gonna be a Sealed Off 15 from the Trunk. - Anyone with good knowledge on Sound Dampening is there any advice you could give? - Thanks! No need for a second layer of deadener, that's a waste of material. Luxury liner isn't necessary, but I would always recommend it. If you want the best knowledge on Sound dampening you have to visit sounddeadenershowdown.com. Thinking is the root of all problems... You ALWAYS get what you pay for. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
john253a Posted April 5, 2014 Report Share Posted April 5, 2014 it all comes down to flex more flex less everything less flex more everything Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CleanSierra Posted April 5, 2014 Report Share Posted April 5, 2014 So guys, something has been brought to my attention. The build I'm gonna be working on is pretty much copying off of "Altima1" on here's build. Anyway, he has over 250sqft of Deadener in his Altima. But also mentioned that he had quite a deal of Luxury Liner Pro by second skin, installed in the trunk and Roof to further dampen the vibrations for his loud Low-End Bass (26-30hz range usually). - Is the Luxury Liner / Any type of Liner material necessary for a Loud Low End build?? Is 2 Layers of Sound Deadener on the metal not enough? I'm using one layer of Second Skin's Alpha Damp for the first layer. Havn't figured out the 2nd yet, probably Second Skin Damplifier. But with those 2 Deadeners combined throughout my vehicle, shouldnt the Low end come through pretty well? Its gonna be a Sealed Off 15 from the Trunk. - Anyone with good knowledge on Sound Dampening is there any advice you could give? - Thanks! No need for a second layer of deadener, that's a waste of material.Luxury liner isn't necessary, but I would always recommend it. If you want the best knowledge on Sound dampening you have to visit sounddeadenershowdown.com. Best read on sound deadener and application. When I see guys adding mass with layer upon layer of deadener, I SMH. The CLD tiles and the MLV in combo are the way Im not the one you want to try to troll. Just a fyi for you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kirill007 Posted April 5, 2014 Report Share Posted April 5, 2014 So guys, something has been brought to my attention. The build I'm gonna be working on is pretty much copying off of "Altima1" on here's build. Anyway, he has over 250sqft of Deadener in his Altima. But also mentioned that he had quite a deal of Luxury Liner Pro by second skin, installed in the trunk and Roof to further dampen the vibrations for his loud Low-End Bass (26-30hz range usually). - Is the Luxury Liner / Any type of Liner material necessary for a Loud Low End build?? Is 2 Layers of Sound Deadener on the metal not enough? I'm using one layer of Second Skin's Alpha Damp for the first layer. Havn't figured out the 2nd yet, probably Second Skin Damplifier. But with those 2 Deadeners combined throughout my vehicle, shouldnt the Low end come through pretty well? Its gonna be a Sealed Off 15 from the Trunk. - Anyone with good knowledge on Sound Dampening is there any advice you could give? - Thanks! No need for a second layer of deadener, that's a waste of material.Luxury liner isn't necessary, but I would always recommend it. If you want the best knowledge on Sound dampening you have to visit sounddeadenershowdown.com. Best read on sound deadener and application. When I see guys adding mass with layer upon layer of deadener, I SMH. The CLD tiles and the MLV in combo are the way True, it's just a waste of money really. If they want less flex and cheap you should reinforce whatever is flexing with steel or any other metal. Welding/glueing some steel on your doors will reduce the flex by a lot more then any deadener. Thinking is the root of all problems... You ALWAYS get what you pay for. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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