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The roller I have been using
Nasty tin snipped door after my blades broke at 3am before a competition
Fixed!
pic of one of the pieces I placed on the outer layer
Most of the alpha damp on in this pic, put an entire sheet in the center after this pic was taken but didn't get a pic of it
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I agree to the terms posted and will provide a review in a timely manner
2000 Pontiac Sunfire
Nice photography, its hard to get a good pic of your eye lol.
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aww polks? sorry not a fan
No hard feelings, I'm not a fan either lol.
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Actually emperor those are polk audio db650's. There not a bad speaker, only paid $75 for 4 bnib so I have zero complaints. I plan to upgrade these in the future though.
Not a problem Jon, and I had zero installation issues. Hardest part was getting my door panel off
After I see how much I have left I'll go back and put more on the door panel itself.
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Its well worth the effort, you won't regret it. I think I'm going to add more around the speaker and use some putty to seal up small holes around the speaker. I've heard every 1% gap is a 10% loss, so every little detail counts imo.
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can wait for the first db drag to be held on the moon
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Reviews:
-Product review-
I recieved a box of Alpha Damp and I am more than impressed with this stuff. This is single handedly the thickest dampner I've had my hands on, and in no way is that a bad thing. I initially thought it would be tougher to cut and apply because of its thickness but as soon as I cut my first piece i realized it would not be an issue. Tin snips cut through this stuff like a hot knife in butter, but yet the foil is very rigid. It molds with the use of a roller just as easily as other types of deadner I have tried.
Deadner I have personally tried: Audio Technix, Fat Mat, RAAMat, DynaMat, Second Skin and a few others that are slipping my mind at the moment.
-Company Review-
I'd also like to mention that the Second Skin company as a whole is one of the most pleasureable companies I have delt with. Every single representative/employee I have talked to are absolutely great with customers and extremely knowledgable, and even that is an understatement. If you have a question I wouldn't hesitate to ask these guys, they will get back to you with the information you need and much more and all with a professional approach in a very timely maner.
Door installation:
I started off by removing the plastic covering on my door and wiping everything down.
I then began cutting and placing the pieces over the holes the plastic used to "seal". Some people put the plastic back on but I really see no point now that the door is now actually sealed.
I still need to work out some sort of way to seal up the part where my super tweeter extends back into the door. Since there were so many small holes in my door i cut small squares just to seal them up. Disregard the outter holes that arent covered because the plastic clips on the door seal those up. I am very impressed with how this stuff sticks along with how rigid it is, on the big hole on the left theres only about an inch of dampner stuck to the door and yet it is not going to come off without a fight. With how thick the aluminum layer is its literally like adding a second skin of sheet metal in the door, no pun intended.
Not pictured is where I put some on the outer skin of the door as well, forgot to take a pic and its all sealed up now.
Thoughts:
Initial thoughts with just one door done so far. Awesome! My midbass so much better after deadening the doors. I cannot wait to get the other door done! I'm also going to try to punch a hole in a triangle to go around my mirror adjustment, as well as figure out something for the hole where my tweeter goes.
Upcoming Installations:
I plan to place more on my roof in front of my wall and then I want to give a good covering of the floor to help eliminate road noise. I also am going to place a small strip in my moms passenger door since it sounds hollow when it closes, I'll be making a video of that when I do it since I have high hopes of there being a drastic change that should be able to be noticeable on video.
Would like to apologize for this review taking so long, school and life have really gotten in the way. This review is still coming along, my car is currently on jack stands so getting my car back on the road is really top priority at the moment, but that doesn't mean I can't slap a few pieces of deadener on while im waiting on parts.
Keep checking back for updates!
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Theres no freggin like button on my page wtf. I'll keep trying tho
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Its a small world aint it?
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Some of those look like they could land you 20 years lol. Only watched a few mins and he only was slapped once, pretty good if you ask me lol
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I think you've got a SVC Thunder 9500.
by the sounds of it he has two negatives and two positives so i dont think that would be correct.
Post up some pictures and we can better assist you.
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Sometimes I hate PM's on this site. I was wondering why I was being ignored when I had cash in hand. Still do if the deal falls through I guess.
Sorry about that man, I definitely wouldn't ignore ya. I'm very surprised I didn't get it, I haven't had an issue with it yet. In the future if you need to get ahold of me just use the email button in my account it goes straight to my phone.
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Sale pending at list price all to one buyer. Sorry Pstone, I never received a pm from you.
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No batteries, if i had batteries i'd use them.
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Offers accepted.
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These were left at my house by the previous renter. No batteries or charger, they appear to be brand new. The circular saw still has the tag on it.
Circular saw: $75
Impact: $40
Cut-off: $50
Flashlight: $20
Everything plus dewalt carrying bag for $160
All prices are plus shipping & pp fees
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Good luck! My friend drove his stang through my side yard yesterday and high centered it on a tree root beside my driveway, two AAA calls, two different trucks and neither could/would get it out.
Your on your phone, post a pic so you can be better assisted lol.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jj-CErr0VOY
Pretty wild!
news story:
Adam and Jamie survey the damage:
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kids face is pretty priceless lol
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Maybe your charger is messed up. Can you check what voltage it is charging at?
Only reason that I can think of to remove your battery while charging is incase of a charger problem where its sending 120v to your batt. No way I would want to disconnect 6 batteries once a week to charge my batts.
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Wowwwwww
I could think of a million+ better places to have remains disposed of.They weren't even fired...they should have their medals melted down and poured into their assholes.
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Pretty sure its just safer to charge them on their charger since it will not overcharge them, it will shut off instead. Just make sure if your charger doesnt automatically turn off that you do not overcharge your batteries.
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I could think of a million+ better places to have remains disposed of.
Can someone explain the science behind ported boxes?
in Subwoofers / Enclosures
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I don't think thats what he was asking.