Alright so another way to obtain higher db's is to try and keep as much pressure in the trunk and cabin as possible right!!! so my question is do you lose alot of pressure thru the passenger and driver doors ?. because I drive a Saturn SL2 1998 (made out of plastic almost) and when I turn my system up and close my doors with windows up at the bottom of the door it flexes alot and when I place my hand at the small openings I feel air blowing out so if I was to stop this from happening I would notice a small db increase.Especially if I seal all my car doors ?
3dB is not twice as loud. I think he is confused by the fact that a gain of 3dB requires a doubling of amplifier power. Theoretically, to double the actual "perception of loudness" requires an increase of 10dB.
89 db at the volume I had the 6x9,s on windows up and 92 db same volume windows down all the way... I saw it on the meter and I was like am I seeing things so I tested again and sure enough from 89 db to 92 db
"3dB is not twice as loud. I think he is confused by the fact that a gain of 3dB requires a doubling of amplifier power. Theoretically, to double the actual "perception of loudness" requires an increase of 10dB."
So what you are saying the main goal is to get as much pressure in the trunk and the cabin to increase db's such as dynamat the trunk,doors,and rear deck
"So what you are saying the main goal is to get as much pressure in the trunk and the cabin to increase db's such as dynamat the trunk,doors,and rear deck"
