All you need to know about sound treatment (with Vibrofiltr)

[@GuitarTherapy144]

man, the reward was worth every millisecond, your channel is a treasure.

[@SamuelBurks-op3xw]

Factoid!

[@SamuelBurks-op3xw]

Billy goat

[@rockapartyjd]

Fantastic tutorial! Nick is AMAZING here in the states. You 2 are my favorite SQ guys. Super intelligent. So glad you make videos, my guy! I think Nick will be one of the biggest names in car audio in the next 5 years and Resonix treatment is best period! Cheers! Side note, im a Mechanical Insulator industrial and commercial, i recommended a scalloped dexter knife to cut that thick insulation. You can get off Amazon cheap anywhere from 5 1/2 to 8 inches. Some guys in the trade use boning or filet knives as well..

[@johnrodrigues5915]

I love to see your channel growing. You deserve to have 100k. And youll reach that. You provide so much info

[@sibusisomasina753]

IMO this is one of the best fundamentals video for car audio

[@kewlbug]

Tool Recommendation: 11 inch shop scissors (Harbor Freight)

[@StefanFranc-v8g]

Oh men!Thank you so much for detailed explanation and meassurement.Now i exactly know what i have to redo in my car!Big thumps up!Thank You!!!!!!

[@timothy5977]

I like Siless. I used the 3 in 1 and the deadening mat.

[@SamuelBurks-op3xw]

I used that too. Worked perfectly

[@CopenYotas]

That was good to see. Ive always been a bit confused on some of these products. I have just stuck with "deadener", but now I'll be trying the white stuff.

[@TheRaami]

Kiitos!

[@MrElliotGear]

Great video, it makes me want to sound deaden my car all over again I love it haha

[@phillipmorris9847]

thank you, the thin white one might be the one depending on the price

[@RAW-CAt]

From AliExpress it's really cheap.

[@danielsleeper]

I put the lightest butil on the roof, because of the australian sun, love the content bro

[@Jake-kb2le]

Why ? It works as a great isolation so thicker would be better

[@petereckerwall9423]

Here in Sweden we put in the thickest to protect from the cold! 🤣🇸🇪❤

[@mcjonner]

Hey i watched your midrange video. You do prefer a 3"wideband / midbass over a traditional tweeter midrange component set? Man you do great videos. I settled on the lavoce 3" wide band but now wonder how to use it, it looks like they only have 8 ohm

[@RAW-CAt]

8 vs 4 ohm won't matter much for a mid. In most cars a wideband covering the midrange area will sound better than a typical 2way with a tweeter.

[@Ac-cj8pe]

Another Useful tips 👏👏👏

[@kewlbug]

Make sure you pay attention to waterfall charts with your testing

[@RAW-CAt]

We will see if it shows anything, thanks for the suggestion👍

[@kewlbug]

@@RAW-CAt It will... I've done this, but I'm also horrible at labeling or even saving anything 🤦‍♂

[@petereckerwall9423]

Im really looking forward to see how this things affects the sound in your car! ❤🇸🇪

[@MrCitizenKaned]

Any ideas to stop my rear view mirror from vibrating?

[@RAW-CAt]

Treat the roof. Vibrations are transferred from there. But it's only up to a point, if you have a big SPL system, that is inevitable.

[@puzzley3434]

Yo man, All of your video is Great. FULL of information.👍 I wanna know if u can made a video about CLIO Pocket ? and how it result? Really that good? or just only "one says" ?

[@RAW-CAt]

Unfortunately I cannot allow myself to buy £500+ just for testing and a video. I chose REW because it's free and anyone can use it. I personally am not interested in anything that costs that much money. I am not a professional.

[@woldemortxyz7996]

IIRC Gladen or someone makes stiffening sheets, so just a lot thicker aluminium sheets to stiffen e.g. the doors, and then put absorber on top of that.

[@Tomzuki.]

I wouldn't use those sheets for stiffening the whole door, if the panel is super flimsy then some aluminum profile bonded to the panel would work better. Those adhesive aluminum sheets work better for covering any access holes on the inner door panel, which are usually covered just with plastic from the factory. Then on top the aluminum sheet you apply CLD and absortion/isolation material on top of that

[@baksteenize]

Lovely, but you forgot noiseblocker (MLV) 1 of the most important layers to keep sound from entering the cabin.

[@RAW-CAt]

MLV in a car is highly impractical and not that effective.

[@jamesrichardson4604]

Hi nerijus, would it be possible to put open cell foam in all my wheel arches underneath the plastic wheel arch trims , just to help reduce road noises coming through or could you recommend anything else. Good luck with the sound treatment. Great video as always.❤

[@RAW-CAt]

It depends how much space you have there. Usually it's very tight. But even 1.5mm CLD and 3mm closed cell foam should reduce the road noise. Would not recommend open cell foam due to potential issues with moisture.

[@Tomzuki.]

Different manufacturers have different products for noise isolation applications. Open cell foam shouldn't be used in wheel arches, you need a waterproof material for that. Closed cell foam mentioned by Nerijus is one option, but I would also recommend products like CTK Block PRO or Comfort Mat Raptor/Titan, which are designed for noise isolation. These are used as a second layer on top of CLD

[@faiqnovruzov9752]

How to contact with you ?

[@RAW-CAt]

[e-mail]

[@maynellrodrigues9862]

Hey there, was planning to use Bose companion 3 series 2 satellite speakers as mids for a 3 way car audio setup. If it’s viable would love to see you test out the speakers as they are relatively cheap second hand, these neodymium speakers seem to be a good option. Currently have two non working Bose systems so was thinking about using them

[@RAW-CAt]

Not planning any testing in the near future as I need to crack on with my own build.

[@maynellrodrigues9862]

@ no worries it’s understandable

[@VladC6]

Great video. What is the thin white batting called? Similar to Thinsulate sm600l. Thanks

[@RAW-CAt]

a.aliexpress.com/_EvvjQZQ

[@stevelawrence8777]

Same question - What's the roll of white material? I've used similar in the past and it's excellent, but the previous supplier is no longer selling it :(

[@RAW-CAt]

@stevelawrence8777 I just found this on AliExpress: ￡6.70 | 50X200cm Car Hoods Engine Firewall Heat Mat Deadener Sound Noise Proof Insulation Foam a.aliexpress.com/_EvvjQZQ

[@aronfrankelil]

From my understanding the shape is to get more surface area

[@mattroadfeldt9012]

Ahhh the mil reference is just confusing me as a mil is. 001 inch. Vs Milimeter. Totally different units

[@RAW-CAt]

I know, it confuses me as well, all my life I was pronouncing millimeter as mil🤷

[@JohnKakoulakis]

Hey brother, if you could, I know a lot of us would benefit from you recording your steps to sound treat all these different car parts, so record for us please!

[@RAW-CAt]

That is the plan. A dedicated video for each section treated. And measurements how the treatment affects the outside noise.

[@gladboy7722]

🙏🙏🙏...💯🍻

[@5bobo]

Please i future road noise test,be sure that car have same tyres,use same road…

[@RAW-CAt]

How else could you make a comparison?