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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 157 Registered: Dec-05 | My question is what is the different between Dynamat Original and Dynamat xtreme? i just brought a couple of 18x32 sheet and it say Dynamat Original. i was just wondering what is the different. |
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Gold Member Username: 54danny54Betsy layne, Kentucky..GO... USA duh Post Number: 2621 Registered: Nov-04 | id say xtreme might be a little thicker...im not sure. |
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Silver Member Username: CtmikeCt. Post Number: 842 Registered: Feb-06 | xtreme i think is actually a little thinner, i think. but it is better, thats why it's more $. plus i think you cant use original on trunk lids and roofs' but xtreme you can use anywhere. |
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Gold Member Username: Basshead86Google is your Friend, FL Post Number: 3765 Registered: Aug-05 | Xtreme does not have to be heated. it is not the same material as Original Dynamat. it isn't asphault based, so it isn't as stinky either. Dynamat is 0.070" thick - it is styrene-butyadine-rubber- based Dynamat Extreme is 0.067" thick - it is elastomeric butyl http://www.dynamat.com/technical_technical.html  |
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Gold Member Username: 54danny54Betsy layne, Kentucky..GO... USA duh Post Number: 2625 Registered: Nov-04 | lol i just assumed it was thicker cause...well i dont know y i assumed it lol |
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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 158 Registered: Dec-05 | is 15 dollar a piece of 18x32 dynamat orginal a good price anyway?? |
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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 159 Registered: Dec-05 | so the extreme is just thinker and can be use anywhere?? It should work and sound the same right as the orginal? |
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Bronze Member Username: Chauncey_brown_jrPost Number: 12 Registered: Jun-06 | dont use dynamat its a waste of money. Just jerk off a bunch of times and everytime you bust throw some on the trunk roof. Thats what i do |
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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 160 Registered: Dec-05 | why u hating fool? give me reason why not to use it |
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New member Username: MaimouPost Number: 4 Registered: Jun-06 | depending on the sound frequency you are trying to control, the material has to be of proper characteristics. For door shells and similar panels the sticky dynamat is a good choice (increases innert mass of surface stopping low freq vibrations). for cavities you can use the stuff that hifi home speakers use. Never compress the stuffing material in any way, air needs to move freely, you are just controlling reverberation. Do not use Chauncey's material, it is ineffective and may stink up the car. |
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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 161 Registered: Dec-05 | Will the dynamat enhance my bass or will it do somthin else to it |
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Silver Member Username: CtmikeCt. Post Number: 850 Registered: Feb-06 | enhance it, but there are better/cheaper stuff than dynamat. |
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New member Username: MaimouPost Number: 5 Registered: Jun-06 | the dynamat will mostly clarify (reduce resonance and/or vibration distortion and coloration), but also enhance a little bit your low end |
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Silver Member Username: Johnny619San Diego, CA Post Number: 163 Registered: Dec-05 | it seem like after installing the dynamat, my car do not vibrate much when the bass hit, i think it was better when the car vibrate but now it dun and what i like is that when i am outisde of my car it dun not have much rattle noise |
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