What are they made of ? Do you have a small sealed fiberglass version available ( I'm getting to lazy to do things myself now-a-days.)
ThomasKenyon said:The panels are made of MDF and fiberglass.
I could build an enclosure for the back of the ring but it would take a bit more money to build it.
I have found that simply sound deadening the entire door will provide better mid-bass performance for that application. If I build an enclosure for the speaker it will be rather small compared to the entire door.
But, If you desire, I will make a fiberglass enclosure behind the ring that will fit in the factory location.
It will run about $300 plus your shipping for both doors.
Thomas Kenyon
210-340-4000
RanGer498 said:now when adding sound deadening how do stop the water from getting on the speaker from behind ????
also the pods for 300 will it have enough volume inside as not to distort the speakers ???
pics of the door panels off would be much better !and more informative on the install you speak of!
RanGer498 said:now when adding sound deadening how do stop the water from getting on the speaker from behind ????
also the pods for 300 will it have enough volume inside as not to distort the speakers ???
pics of the door panels off would be much better !and more informative on the install you speak of!
Yep... there is no such thing as "too much" sound deadening.If it can have Dynamat stuck to it, do it.