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    I put some Dynamat Extreme in my 1.2tl's today.

    Right now I just did the crossover plates, and the passive driver,and I used RUSH Tom Sawyer for my test.

    I am not sure if doing the crossover plates help any, but just doing the passive gave me a much tighter more detailed bass response.

    Thanks to F1nut for pushing me to do this sooner then later.

    I will do the drivers this week, and see what else I find using the DE.


    On another note I found that my stuffing keeps sliding down. Anybody else find this problem with there SDS SRS's?

    What can I use to keep this from happening? I thought about using velcro.

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    Try putting a little glue on it and attaching it to the side of the cabinet.

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    Hot glue works well.
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    I stapled mine up and so far no issues...

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    Is Amazon the best bet to buy the DE?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conradicles View Post
    Is Amazon the best bet to buy the DE?

    There's a bunch on ebay, Does anybody know how much I would need for both 1.2tl's ?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DYNAMAT-EXTR...3A1%7C294%3A50

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    Do you just cover the speaker baskets, or do you line the inside of cabinet as well? I was thinking of trying this with my LSi's....

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    Quote Originally Posted by McLoki View Post
    Do you just cover the speaker baskets, or do you line the inside of cabinet as well? I was thinking of trying this with my LSi's....

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    Just the baskets. I've seen a spray that might work for the cabinets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lasareath View Post
    There's a bunch on ebay, Does anybody know how much I would need for both 1.2tl's ?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DYNAMAT-EXTR...3A1%7C294%3A50

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    Less than one sheet did mine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hearingimpared View Post
    Less than one sheet did mine.

    Yep 1 sheet..

    Joe did you get my PM?

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    I haven't check my PMs today as of yet. I'll check them now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lasareath View Post
    There's a bunch on ebay, Does anybody know how much I would need for both 1.2tl's ?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-DYNAMAT-EXTR...3A1%7C294%3A50

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    One sheet will do, I bought a box of 9 and have 8 left...I will use it on another project I guess

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    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=73909

    Here is what I did. I guess I went a little over board but what the hell.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TOOLFORLIFEFAN View Post
    Yep 1 sheet..

    Joe did you get my PM?
    I guess I should have asked on this discussion... Can anyone provide pics on the proper way to achieve this?

    Thanks;
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    Here is my thread on Dynamating my 1.2 TLs. It has pictures.

    http://www.polkaudio.com/forums/show...ight=Dynamated

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    Quote Originally Posted by EntewCabmeent View Post
    Ill take some pictures to give u an idea if needed

    I used 1x bulk pack of dynamat extreme & that covered -

    Rear bence base all floor from this back
    All boot and rear suspension strut area
    both rear quater areas
    Both front driver & passenger doors

    I used about 1 1/2 a sheet per driver passenger door if memory serves.

    Providing you clean the area it sticks really well

    Entew,

    They are talking about using dynamat to cover the driver baskets in their Home Speakers, not in their cars.

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    Hey Hearing Im impressed I havent been home much lately but this sounds like a Niice tweak !!! Alway used dynomat in the trucks and cars never really thought about it in the TL's
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    will this void any warranty issues with polk?
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    Considering the SDA's are about 20 years old, warranty is not a issue.

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    Sweet! I actually got some Dynamat Extreme, and some Mortite, a couple weeks ago. I haven't installed it yet though. I'm gonna go ahead and do both my 2A's and my Monitor 7A's.

    I'm looking forward to hearing some improvements!
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    If the whole point of using dynamat on speaker baskets is to damp resonance by adding mass, wouldn't mortite work just as well, besides being a lot cheaper?

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    Considering that Dynamat Extreme is designed for said purpose and Mortite is designed to caulk doors and windows......ya know!?!
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    Other folks have been using Mortite to damp speaker baskets as well with good results, but I don't recall seeing anybody here do it. Maybe I'll just do it just out of curiosity

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    Ugh, defies logic. Besides, Dynamat Extreme is not expensive.
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    I'd say you will not have any luck with the mortite staying in place unless you glue or tape it on. It does not have much sticking ability on a flat surface. I have a feeling it would just fall off eventually. The Dynamat will stick really good, and do the job it was intended to do. Go ahead and experiment with the mortite if you want. It's your time and money :)
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    Quote Originally Posted by iskandam View Post
    Other folks have been using Mortite to damp speaker baskets as well with good results, but I don't recall seeing anybody here do it. Maybe I'll just do it just out of curiosity
    Mortite is a caulk sealer and won't do much to dampen the speaker baskets. Not only that and just to add what has been said above, if you do try it and find it doesn't work you will have to scrape it all off with a knife and then Dynamat. Why go through all that when you can get the a sheet of Dynamat, for not a lot of money, as it is designed to stick and dampen?

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    Mortite would be a "HUGE" waste of time, Just get the Dynamat Extreme..
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    It just takes one sheet for both sets of 1.2? how big was the sheet? I see them on amazon at different sixes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by thejck View Post
    It just takes one sheet for both sets of 1.2? how big was the sheet? I see them on amazon at different sixes.
    Hey bub, I when I did my 1.2TLs I had a little left over and I am heavy handed. However I bought the large box of four sheets which possibly the sheets are bigger than the ones that come in lesser amounts.

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