lacking midbass from my components
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This is kind of a rudimentary way, but when I constructed my spacers, I just used some silicone to seal it directly to the door. Makes a 100% air tight seal. It will be a PITA to remove later, but I'm not really concerned right now. I'll probably just tear it out when that point comes around. I have good midbass with my HEX's.
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Originally Posted by kennyq45
So how do you get a seal around the door speaker? I thought about this too, that's the only difference the bose/boston setup.
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kennyq45, can you post some pics wit the fabricated bose speaker mount that came with your car, i would like to do the same thing. the damn audio shop did a terrible install, theres gaps all around the 6.5 speaker in my door and i would like to do this myself if i can use the factory speaker mount. will love to see how you did it, please let me know. thanks
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I also used a lot of foam between the door pod and the door and a little between the door pod and the door panel. All I can say is wow what a huge difference! I was disapointed at first with the sound with just the 3/4 mdf mounts I had no midbass but now it almost sounds like a little sub is in the car
. Let me know if you have any questions good luck. Oh, I'm getting the doors dynamated on monday so it should sound even better then.
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