Speaker acoustic foam stuff?

[EpsomJames]

I've been fixing the central locking on my 3R today. All working again, it was just a case of adjusting the screws on the blocks that holds the two rods together (a bit of a stupid design if you ask me).

However in the process I managed to rip (almost) in half one of the acoustic foam padding stuff that sits behind the door speakers.

Anyone know what the stuff is called, and where I might purchase some?

[joust]

Take it out, and fit some Alpine SPS speakers without it. Without the foam the arm rest is quite an effective resonant chamber.

Either that or use this stuff

www.dynamat.com/

J

[mgbond]

James,

Halfords in new malden does the dynomat.

Bondy

[bogie]

if you just need wadding then the inside of an old hollowfibre pillow will do - if they are anything like an Elise (open at the back) then its really pants - get some XTC foam baffles - they really help improve the bass etc...got them in my Elise

www.crutchfield.com/S-EYsSknPHJHp/cgi-bin/ProdGroup.asp?g=762

[obes]

There's usually quite a lot of dynamat and other car soundproofing stuff on ebay. Search on soundproofing should bring some up

[epsomjames]

Cheers Guys. I've found someone Dynamat on eBay, which should do the trick for now.

I might have to upgrade the X-Plod speakers at some point to the Alpine ones, and probably the Sony headunit too as they are a bit pants.