How to Reduce Rattles from Your Subwoofers
Turn on your system about 200% volume., You can purchase brown bread and line the subwoofer enclosure., Remove your rear plate and cover the back with some as well., Tightening any screws for your rear bumper, rear trunk lid, interior panels...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Turn on your system about 200% volume.
Working mid-day or in a parking lot greatly reduces people getting angry at you for loud music. -
Step 2: You can purchase brown bread and line the subwoofer enclosure.
This can be very expensive.
At home depot, there is a cheap insulator called peel and seal.
This stuff works wonders for those on a budget. , This will stop the plate from rattling up against your bumper. , In about 20 minutes of tightening screws I cut down the vibrations on a friends corolla by about 30%. , All things vibrate when in the presence of subwoofers.
More things vibrating = more noise = less sound quality and bass. , This way the loose change doesn't rattle the whole time. -
Step 3: Remove your rear plate and cover the back with some as well.
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Step 4: Tightening any screws for your rear bumper
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Step 5: rear trunk lid
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Step 6: interior panels
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Step 7: plates
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Step 8: tail lights
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Step 9: etc will remove a lot of vibration
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Step 10: especially on older cars.
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Step 11: Moving from outside to inside
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Step 12: make sure your backseat doesn't have cups
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Step 13: metal containers
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Step 14: or any other loose materials.
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Step 15: If you have loose change
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Step 16: consider getting a coin holder with slots for quarters
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Step 17: nickels.
Detailed Guide
Working mid-day or in a parking lot greatly reduces people getting angry at you for loud music.
This can be very expensive.
At home depot, there is a cheap insulator called peel and seal.
This stuff works wonders for those on a budget. , This will stop the plate from rattling up against your bumper. , In about 20 minutes of tightening screws I cut down the vibrations on a friends corolla by about 30%. , All things vibrate when in the presence of subwoofers.
More things vibrating = more noise = less sound quality and bass. , This way the loose change doesn't rattle the whole time.
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