I know this was designed for a car, but I am looking to line last foot of heat/cooling vents to decrease the sound reverb. Would work for that?
1957450
I should work but need to keep away from excessive heat as this material is not heat proof. Plus the weight may be another factor you need to consider as well.
1957451
it will as long as the adhesive holds unto the vent surface - in between cooling and heating cycles. if not better reinforce the adhesion with a stronger adhesive, something made by 3M. just an educated guess.
1957452
I have used the product several times in cars. I see no reason it would not work for your purpose
360306
Thank you for contacting Parts Express. To follow is a Product Description of this item: Acoustic Sound Damping FoamSpecially designed acoustic foam to be used in automotive applications. Will not sponge-up water, and resists extreme temperatures. Can be used in place of open cell foam and fiberglass to reduce trunk and door panel resonance. Also helps alleviate buzzes produced by subwoofers. Sold in 18" W x 36" L x 1/4" thick non-adhesive sheets.Kind regards, Joetta Smith, Customer Service Team
699957
Not manufacturer- this unit should not be more than noticeably warm. Also please make sure your speakers are within the impedence range( >8 ohms), if they are I'd call it defective.
1557778
Yes but did have to use a lane extender to move my daughters sound card down a lane due to heat. If using onboard audio you should be ok and not have that issue.
708782
I have used this on two of my car projects, nice to work with on a fairly flat surface. It has to be glued in place, so I would recommend using on top only. It will make a definite noise reduction for you. You should look into the heat insulation/sound deadener also, it will also help the sound and vibration from the body and can be applied to the under side easily. jon
953238
We have a Trane with AUX Heat. There are wiring options that covered mine. It should be the same with your application.
930425
I seriously doubt it, the back panel would block most of the warm/cold air coming from your vent. not to mention the temperatures from your a/c can easily be handled by today's smartphones! :)
440105
Yes. See Mr. Norman's response which is exactly what I did. I found an immediate change in my, west facing, garage temperature and a reduction in cooling costs (heating also now) It also reduced noise from the street. Good product and good value.
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A check of the mounting depth shows that this sub needs 4-7/8". I have no idea what the depth of your door is but it would be a tough fit I'm guessing. You'll need to get your tape measure out and see what the available depth is. Be sure to check this with the window down. Worst case scenario is the some sort of spacer will be needed. You could relocate the sub somewhere else in the car. Low Bass is none directional. Additional info on the JBL sub can be found here: http://www.jbl.com/estore/jbl/us/products/GTO804/GTO804_JBL_US
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This is not the solution for that, i have one and it is too quiet. You either need to buy a higher output one or posibly if you have a truck use a genorator to run a household type stereo. Or even just crank up the music in the car if the cars stereo is good enough
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i dont see why this amp would overheat there, i know plenty of people who install amps under the seat. plus, this is smaller than most other amps, so that seems liek it would allow even more airflow around it than other amps.mine is in an enclosed area behind a panel on the side of my boot in my mini cooper, and i live in arizona. i have never had any issues.
1648074
Ductwork would have to be installed to direct heat forward and also for air intake from the side. Hangar system would also have to be installed behind wall studs. In my view, not worth that effort and expense plus it would probably void the warranty.
418062
That's what it's made for, this one is very thin. Would only buy double thickness next time, not this one , also most models of fantastic vents have lifetime replacement on the covers, got a new one free from them, call them up with model number.
203040
I'm not sure. I would think there would be enough room for a custom job for anything. But look up the stock setup on your car and get the same offset in inlet/outlet. These things sounds GREAT on my CTS-v!! I highly recommend! They are louder than I thought they would be though
816812
This would not be good for speaker insulation. Go get some ownens pink fiberglass from somewhere like home depot, I use 4" thick. The sound needs to go through the insulation to the box yet be deadened a little, this will probably deaden it too much.
1936889
I used this for the front blower under the dash. I am not sure if this will work for the rear vents.
838979
It's a single DIN device so if your stereo slot is single DIN or can be made to fit with some kind of adapter, than you're good. Note tho that there needs to be room above the car stereo slot for the touchscreen. The screen moves out of the unit and then pivots up. So whatever is directly above the car stereo slot will be obscured by the touchscreen. Having a heat vent blast at it would not be ideal.