Thanks for the replies guys...i am looking into the forums second2none mentioned
i called Aaron from innovative rides and it says its a "non-working number" maybe its too late at 7pm i dunno i will keep looking...any further advice is appreciated

 

One question on YOUR setup...i've read on people's posts is that if you have your sub in the trunk once you drop the top you won't be hearing S***...i dunno how true that is...
PS:my setup would include 2 pold audio components in the doors wired to a nice 4 channel amp(of course will be using only 2 channels) and one 10w6 JL audio version 2 sub on a 600W RMS monoblock amp...

 

Btw second2none..i can't say i have a lot of experience about deadening material..i mean if i would put it where should i put it ?? and i know its kind of ironic that i am asking about weight effect of deadening material since i am putting all that stuff in the car but what would that be??
is there a good material in the market that is not too expenisve?? any suggestions?

 

hey everyone i'm not trying to hijack the thread but i'm in the market for sub under the passenger side foot well. like the link below...so if anyone know good shop and not over price please let me know.. i would like to have one..or if anyone know how to do it let me hear it.. thanks https://www.s2ki.com/forums/index.ph...ic=638143&st=0

 

Hey dude if you live in the houston area ..Stereo-efx on 45 and west road make these they are kind of expenive but not too bad...

 

IR has been closed for over a year. I used to hang out at his shop often to learn stuff. He was an artist with car audio installs.

 

Well with the top up you definitely got more bass thats for sure.But top down wasnt so bad in normal roads.Once you hit freeway it cut the bass down even more.

BTW guys my box will be for sale as soon as im not so lazy to take pics!

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There's a couple things you could do for deadning. Dynamat or quiet coat. Results are tighter and cleaner bass as well as mids. It will help but as you know. We have a convertible and the staging will not yield the final outcome as a sedan or an enclosed vehicle. Oh, the sound deadning will add extra weight on top of the audio equipment. I don't know by how much but it will.

 

So quiet coat sounds like a better option wouldn't it be?? (forgive my ignorance we are all learning )
would the quiet coat be hard to put on?? and are there any websites that sell it that you would recommend??
and btw so in case i do it i should do the doors?? and IF i put my sub in the trunk then i should do the trunk too right??

 

Quiet coat is like a black coating which is applied on. Its kind of messy if no experience doing it. Search the two forums I mentioned keyword "sound deadning".