This one is going to be a very useful one, u may even consider to book mark these .
http://www.ehow.com/how_11208_sound-deaden-car.html ( a detailed explanation on how to sound deaden your car )
http://www.fatmat.com/ ( fatmat website )
http://edesignaudio.com/category.php?type=damp (Elemental Designs Sound damping products )
http://www.b-quiet.com/index.html ( B-quite / Brown bread website )
http://www.raamaudio.com/ ( not a very well known brand but definitely has good products and at great prices too)
http://www.sounddeadeningmaterial.com/ ( Another not so well known brand of sound deadning material )
http://www.cascadeaudio.com/ ( dont know much about this company or its products, but seems to be high quality stuff at high prices )
http://www.secondskinaudio.com/ ( another manufacturer dedicated to producing only sound deadning and acoustic comfot products)
http://www.dynamat.com/ ( last but not the least, the most well known brand in sound damping solutions )
http://www.dynamat.com/sound_dbate_Xtreme_comparison.htm ( dynamat wants to hold on to its share of the market hence this page )
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/ ( all you need to know about sound deadening and products related to it, a very unbiased comparison between the above brands and their products, with adhesive, temprerature and other test conducted with results and facts & figures, by Don Sambrook )
These are all i have for now, I am sure there will be many more brands which have good products at cheaper prices but have gone unnoticed or have not yet found a right channel into the market.
If any of u can add some links related to this topic then this can be a very useful FAQ post.IDEA
Hope this helps ... COFFEE
Victor...
Replies (1)
swez on 11/1/2005 09:40:53
I read the long one on soundeadenershowdown.com. Very informative, insightful and well written piece.
This guy tested a bunch of products from the main players in deadeners to date. The jist of things, pay more for the butyl rubber products as they do stand up to the long haul in a major install.
The ashphalt products are somewhat cheaper, but when it comes to standing up to extreme heat, the adhesives fail. (sags, bubbles and even known to fall off) Not the best choice for vertical and inverted install locations.
If you are going to invest the time and effort to do a major dampening project, use the good stuff on vertical and inverted surfaces. (Butyle rubber compounds). For the floor and trunk bed, can go cheaper and use ashphalt product with good results.
Swez
http://www.ehow.com/how_11208_sound-deaden-car.html ( a detailed explanation on how to sound deaden your car )
http://www.fatmat.com/ ( fatmat website )
http://edesignaudio.com/category.php?type=damp (Elemental Designs Sound damping products )
http://www.b-quiet.com/index.html ( B-quite / Brown bread website )
http://www.raamaudio.com/ ( not a very well known brand but definitely has good products and at great prices too)
http://www.sounddeadeningmaterial.com/ ( Another not so well known brand of sound deadning material )
http://www.cascadeaudio.com/ ( dont know much about this company or its products, but seems to be high quality stuff at high prices )
http://www.secondskinaudio.com/ ( another manufacturer dedicated to producing only sound deadning and acoustic comfot products)
http://www.dynamat.com/ ( last but not the least, the most well known brand in sound damping solutions )
http://www.dynamat.com/sound_dbate_Xtreme_comparison.htm ( dynamat wants to hold on to its share of the market hence this page )
http://www.sounddeadenershowdown.com/ ( all you need to know about sound deadening and products related to it, a very unbiased comparison between the above brands and their products, with adhesive, temprerature and other test conducted with results and facts & figures, by Don Sambrook )
These are all i have for now, I am sure there will be many more brands which have good products at cheaper prices but have gone unnoticed or have not yet found a right channel into the market.
If any of u can add some links related to this topic then this can be a very useful FAQ post.IDEA
Hope this helps ... COFFEE
Victor...
Replies (1)
swez on 11/1/2005 09:40:53
I read the long one on soundeadenershowdown.com. Very informative, insightful and well written piece.
This guy tested a bunch of products from the main players in deadeners to date. The jist of things, pay more for the butyl rubber products as they do stand up to the long haul in a major install.
The ashphalt products are somewhat cheaper, but when it comes to standing up to extreme heat, the adhesives fail. (sags, bubbles and even known to fall off) Not the best choice for vertical and inverted install locations.
If you are going to invest the time and effort to do a major dampening project, use the good stuff on vertical and inverted surfaces. (Butyle rubber compounds). For the floor and trunk bed, can go cheaper and use ashphalt product with good results.
Swez
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