5:28 Noticed that the window was down. That way he can see if the foam or speakers (if new install) comes in contact with the window and window mechanisms. Smart!
You wont get more deep bass with aftermarket speakers. You only get more clarity and more midbass, but there will be a loss of deep bass with aftermarket speakers ,because the Oem speakers are made with paper material.
The foam sheet would do the same job of stopping rattle without filling the speaker compartment with the stuff, in fact you have reduced in volume the speaker cabinet that gives you the bass, you only need to foam touching surfaces.
@@user-se8nh3yu1e Nope. The cavity he created with the foam is a rather small space for a 6.5" speaker. Having the whole internal door space is a lot better.
Why didn't you deaden the doors while you had the cards off?? That would have made an even bigger improvement again. I've done both my doors extensively and while it's a ball ache the improvement in sound quality is absolutely worth it.
Miljan Savic Don’t know if this is too little too late but I just installed these on ny car yesterday and I do hear a big sound difference..I get a little bit more mid bass as well.
@@User-md8hs Nah mate never too late, always got the rest of us that your comment can help out :D Glad to hear its been worthwhile and something I'm gonna look in to then!
Pentium stinger makes them the model number is RKFR5768 for 5x7 to 6x8 speakers. The only thing I don't know about this kit is if it's only for 1 door speaker or 2 door speakers because the kit cost $29.89 which is a bit on the expensive side for just 1 speaker if that's the case.
Why don't you just find foam at a store and make it yourself if you can't find it. I have 5x8 and I switched over to 6.5 using an adapter. If you ever upgrade, don't get mdf adapters I learned the hard way, they rot and break apart
@@kingkali7975 You only get the Aux socket on a "CD30 mp3". I upgraded her car to the CDC40 Opera which is freaking amazing. I would go as far as to say it sounds better than the Mark Levinson system in my Lexus.
I’d like to start out by saying thank you for trying to get this item review. But… Please do the fast forward in silence. 1.38 seconds of a “super fat beat 👎🏿” just makes me want to skip the video. I would rather hear you farting, drinking milk, taking a dump etc. Please understand that absolutely no one listening on their phone or headset can tell one dB of difference in your audio quality. I appreciate your time in attempt. But what do you think about it? Can you give your own opinion of advantage/disadvantage/ on bass range etc.? I hope they sound better for you , and I do hope that you use my rant as constructive criticism towards making more understandable and accurate videos. Best of luck!
Jordan Castro a pair or 40 dollar rockford fosgate speakers would sound much better than just foam and stock speakers... or any aftermarket speakers would sound better no matter what.
@@user-se8nh3yu1e whilst your right about aftermarket speakers being a lot better. He is also right, no matter what kind of speaker you have, if it isn't sealed then you always lose bass, it's simple acoustics, look up open baffle speakers, it's a similarish principle to what's happening more without the foam
I’ve watched several videos and this is the first one I could tell the difference in
5:28 Noticed that the window was down. That way he can see if the foam or speakers (if new install) comes in contact with the window and window mechanisms. Smart!
Smart? Not knowing that makes you a dumb person directly.
Yo you probably know by now but that middle one should not go under the speaker but on the inner door part. Just a layer frurther
Nice vid, thanks for your time
Brilliant video brother.
You wont get more deep bass with aftermarket speakers.
You only get more clarity and more midbass, but there will be a loss of deep bass with aftermarket speakers
,because the Oem speakers are made with paper material.
The foam sheet would do the same job of stopping rattle without filling the speaker compartment with the stuff, in fact you have reduced in volume the speaker cabinet that gives you the bass, you only need to foam touching surfaces.
hunter100t it’s a huge cavity so the speaker had much more air space than it needed.
@@user-se8nh3yu1e Nope. The cavity he created with the foam is a rather small space for a 6.5" speaker. Having the whole internal door space is a lot better.
Where to buy? Thanks!
I can feel bass from right side is more clear ,than the left side
Gisda Pratama probably because your leg blocls the driver side speaker when you're in it. Same thing happens in my system
@@realonethreesevens3640 Bass is not directional.
This works for sure,unfortunately i have no space in my 98 camaro,,🤷♂️
Why didn't you deaden the doors while you had the cards off?? That would have made an even bigger improvement again. I've done both my doors extensively and while it's a ball ache the improvement in sound quality is absolutely worth it.
deadening my driver door did nothing, inside and out. i think i need foam like Soundskins. i used dynamat.
I make my own. Not hard to cut and shape foam ...
Is it worth all off this, is sound quality better ?
Miljan Savic Don’t know if this is too little too late but I just installed these on ny car yesterday and I do hear a big sound difference..I get a little bit more mid bass as well.
@@User-md8hs Nah mate never too late, always got the rest of us that your comment can help out :D Glad to hear its been worthwhile and something I'm gonna look in to then!
why dont they make these kits for 5x7/6x8 speakers?
Pentium stinger makes them the model number is RKFR5768 for 5x7 to 6x8 speakers. The only thing I don't know about this kit is if it's only for 1 door speaker or 2 door speakers because the kit cost $29.89 which is a bit on the expensive side for just 1 speaker if that's the case.
Why don't you just find foam at a store and make it yourself if you can't find it. I have 5x8 and I switched over to 6.5 using an adapter. If you ever upgrade, don't get mdf adapters I learned the hard way, they rot and break apart
Q. How did you get an Aux on the CD30 ?. My wife has a 2005 Astra Elite and it has no Aux-in that im aware off ?.
Different model trim maybe?
Press the fm button 3 times if it comes up aux you have 1. My connector is next to cup holder in middle
@@kingkali7975 You only get the Aux socket on a "CD30 mp3". I upgraded her car to the CDC40 Opera which is freaking amazing. I would go as far as to say it sounds better than the Mark Levinson system in my Lexus.
Have you got a link to the foam kit you bought please
Daren Watson www.fastringsinc.com/6-fast-ring-speaker-kits.html
it appears that only the doors need this not the rear speakers
stock head nit jst do-sent have enough kick
Amazing!
I’d like to start out by saying thank you for trying to get this item review.
But…
Please do the fast forward in silence.
1.38 seconds of a “super fat beat 👎🏿” just makes me want to skip the video.
I would rather hear you farting, drinking milk, taking a dump etc.
Please understand that absolutely no one listening on their phone or headset can tell one dB of difference in your audio quality.
I appreciate your time in attempt.
But what do you think about it?
Can you give your own opinion of advantage/disadvantage/ on bass range etc.?
I hope they sound better for you , and I do hope that you use my rant as constructive criticism towards making more understandable and accurate videos. Best of luck!
Next time use a electric saw to cut the foam
just use a sharp box cutter
Just use your teeth
I wish there was an easy way to make these things. They ain't exactly cheap.
18 bucks on Amazon, tons of brands around the same price point and they also have rubber ones that are all in one piece for 25
Expanding foam maybe? Lol
With those speakers, such a tiny magnet you can not get more bass. I would buy better speakers instead of ...foam
>imagine buying expensive speakers and experiencing the same loss in mid bass in clarity
Please do your research
Jordan Castro a pair or 40 dollar rockford fosgate speakers would sound much better than just foam and stock speakers... or any aftermarket speakers would sound better no matter what.
Jordan Castro do your research dude..
@@user-se8nh3yu1e whilst your right about aftermarket speakers being a lot better. He is also right, no matter what kind of speaker you have, if it isn't sealed then you always lose bass, it's simple acoustics, look up open baffle speakers, it's a similarish principle to what's happening more without the foam