He didnt even but sound deadening inside the door

Based on averaging the dB readings at the end, I'm seeing less than 3dB noise reduction, not 6. About to get this done to my car. I'm a sound engineer and music producer. Will report back with rigorous data. Really hoping for six rather than three. 🤓🤞🏼

These are such a great idea! Anything else in the rear of the truck that you recommend adding sound deadening to for underseat subwoofers. Floorboard, behind seat, etc?

If I use this on the outer door panel, do Ineed to treat the inside of the door? Thanks for the information!

No roller?

So all I have to do is take the entire car apart and put a sound dampening material on it then completely reassemble the car. Sounds like something that would have been easier for the factory to do during production. 😂

This does nothing, the trick is to add edge door weatherstrips to keep exterior noise down.. the noise is because of lack of weatherstripping on jeeps not from inside doors..

An audio company that uses smartphone audio to demonstrate their sound quality improvements… When the reality of my comment sets in, I’ll be glad to accept a set to make a proper video with, using a good mic through a laptop. I have a little Toyota project ahead of me Before/after, with/without. That would sell 👍✌️🤘

Why not have the hole already cut for the speakers?

Was there any additional foam installed behind the speaker?

how many square feet?

My 2023 Y had way more sound deadening than the one you showed. Every void was filled with soft foam or felt in addition to those tape strips. Also, not sure why you need to do under the floor matts because my battery pack is 1 solid structure. I'm pretty sure the Texas built ones are very different. Imo the best place to add sound deadening is the doors (especially the back doors). They have a lot but more is better. And also get a kit for door and glass seals, that helps a lot. Lastly suspension. There are options and they help road noise a lot.

Such a stupid thing to do

@soundskins what about if you have to work on the parts in the door? Does it come off easy and restick or is it wasted and have to buy new????

Does this work for the 2023 model? As far as I know it’s unchanged from 2022. Also, could you comment on why the doors and not other parts like the floor and bulkhead?

Hey… Just an observation??? Why only there and not inside the door? Just wondering?

is this the crewmax?

I looks like a fish

No side wall’s?

Stupid idea.. ridiculous and overpriced

Where are y’all located and how much to get this done?

Before>After

that knock on the door reminds on the DOT when they wake u up lol... knock knock inspection lol

No on the road after db check? Just at idle? Something tells me that was omitted on purpose.

Doesn't really answer many questions about how to get the interior out, only how to lay the mats down.. ugh I guess I'll have to hope it's the same as with the Y.

What if you have to fix the windows later?

Do you put the OEM membrane (the plastic sheet with the black goo) back on the door after applying the deadener?

This kit was enough to install 2 dash mids, 2 6x9s front, and 2 6.5s rear. Well worth the price. Why skimp after upgrading 3 sets of speakers. It tightened up the sound. Improved quality.

No testing if it works? how much weight does that add to the vehicle? Any impact on milage? Seems like a money grab gimmick when questions like that are not answered...

Is this compatible with the model 3 highland

Tesla should just buy this product, and make it a factory install. If not for all cars produced, then make it an option. People can select an add-on. I would.

Can i have your shorts plzzz.

You had a passenger side window cracked on the first test

Out of curiosity, would you guys consider offering a cut down kit that's only for the trunk?

After install 40% increase in interior rattles from all the panel and parts removal ! 😩

Então if the speakers are montes no the plastic frame of the door? Do i put them on the Back of the speaker.

literally didnt trade in my tacoma cause of the terrible freeway wind noise in cab, this might be a good fix

So what you are saying is that I should have bought a Model Y?

Better music selection would make it sound better too.

Triple the price, and we will cut it for you! Sold!!!! The fook outta here !

Seems ridiculous to buy an expensive car then to take it apart to do this sound reduction step. You know thinks don’t always go back together somewhere and there are extra parts or screws left over do now you have rattling.

I need this, rattles way too much for a $40K car…. Is it worth the $300? Isn’t not having a vapor barrier bad?

before sounds better, sorry

Anyone in the mid Tennessee area good at this install?

Sure! Here's an example comment in English for the video titled SoundSkins Stage 1: How to Apply Sound Deadning Inside of a Door: Great tutorial! The before and after pictures show how much difference this product makes. I love the sound quality now!

Any way to get this in Europe? :)

This video makes me want to take my jeep to a mechanic/tint shop and pay them to take the doors apart. It's truly a pain in the ASS.

As much as a 389 costs shouldn't this be done at the factory?

I got some of these but instead of doing the rear doors, im going to use those on the inside of my door. Think thats a good idea?