Joker07x

ok so i got a polk audio sub db1212 the single one with an amp pushing it its rattling like crazy in the back n i think in the front the rattle is present on some songs.. any ideas??


also is there anyway to make those rear deck speakers to not produce basss but full sound???

Kenny

Set your treble all the way up and bass all the way down

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Joker07x

that actually did help but there is still some rattle...

Kenny

The rear speakers are probably not secured tight enough, when I install stuff like that I usually lay a piece of dynamat around the speaker hole and then put the speaker on top and screw it down tight, and I get absolutely no rattle

Like this

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bee2ndmax

I got stock Bose speakers on my 07. It rattles too. Any ideas? will the dynamat work?

Kenny

Always works for me guys, try it out

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07maximan

Try this stuff...


Shop Peel & Seal 6" x 25' Mastic Roof Coating at Lowes.com

Pretty inexpensive and works good. Try to cover up all the metal. This will make a huge difference.

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Originally Posted by 07maximan

Try this stuff...


Shop Peel & Seal 6" x 25' Mastic Roof Coating at Lowes.com

Pretty inexpensive and works good. Try to cover up all the metal. This will make a huge difference.

Comparable to Dynamat?

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Originally Posted by officerfrasher

Comparable to Dynamat?

Yup

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DAlastDON

Never used peel and stick but i have been in vehicles that have. It smelled like ass with a hint of fresh asphalt but the smell got less and less over time. Summer was the worst. Though it it has been over a decade ago, if you have used it and did not get the smell then they may have changed the product.

Dynamat Extreme is what my trunk lid, rear deck, and rear seat is covered with.

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Originally Posted by DAlastDON

Never used peel and stick but i have been in vehicles that have. It smelled like ass with a hint of fresh asphalt but the smell got less and less over time. Summer was the worst. Though it it has been over a decade ago, if you have used it and did not get the smell then they may have changed the product.

Dynamat Extreme is what my trunk lid, rear deck, and rear seat is covered with.

I used it in my trunk but even when I was installing it I didn't notice any odor. I'm not sure I'd use it exclusively but for small areas I think it's a cheap alternative that will give you good results.

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Joker07x

any way to get those rear deck speakers to pay music instead of just bass?

Latinmaxima

Not without modding the harness connections. It is specifically on a sub output from the bose amp.

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Joker07x

is there a walk through somewhere you know of?

gobeavers

I'd be interested in getting the rear speakers to play too. Mine don't play anything right now (blown out maybe?)...only bass is coming from my 12 in the back.

Latinmaxima

The way I understand it you would need to tone out the wires running to the coaxial rear door speakers off the amp. The fsm may have that not sure. But locate those and splice wires into those that you connect to the rear deck speakers. I don't know if they are even capable of playing full sound but that would be how. the amp is mounted on the rear deck between the subs so the wires would be short. I don't recommend this though. Only for the fact that I am not sure what the amp pushes to the rear doors and I don't know what the rear speakers specs are either. But your welcome to try at your own risk. Someone may be able to chime in better or give a definite answer. We have many more sound enthusiasts that know more about the topic than I do.

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1hawaii50

If you are running a subwoofer in the trunk, just remove the rear deck speakers...you don't need them. This will also allow your sub to "vent' into the cabin.

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Megatron_79

If your trying to keep rear deck speakers get a base blocker from Crutchfield

[http://www.crutchfield.com/shopsearc...=base+blocker]

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