Audio Sound Dampening 18ft for the price of 9ft plus 10% off (similar to dynamat)

[Tweakmeister]

For those who are into car audio/silent computers this stuff works pretty well when applied correctly.

www.b-quiet.com

They are offering 18ft squared for the price of 9ft squared, and when you order with PayPal you get an additional 10% off.

 

[misterj]

thanks for the heads up. dynamat is freakin expensive

 

[cremefilled]

This stuff is great to coat the insides of inexpensive loudspeakers. Thanks, this is an excellent price!

 

[xrdirthead19]

it looks like Dynamat....

 

[samjlee]

Thanks for the info...

 

[xrdirthead19]

anyone try this stuff yet?

 

[darwinyo]

if you order multiples of the $1.00 samples (4" squares) you can get it for cheaper than a whole roll
the only prob is that they're all seperate pieces most likely
if mounting inside a computer case, these 4" squares might be perfect

correct me if i'm wrong
square root of 18ft (current special right now) = 4.24 ft (this is the width and length)
convert to inches = 4.24 * 12 = 50.9 inches
divide by 4" squares = 50.9/4 = 12.725, so 13 pieces of the samples would equal that 18 square foot roll but half the price

just a thought, i dont see a limit on the sample orders
put my order in for six

 

[rexfalk]

My computation comes up a bit different...

4 x 4 inch sample (16 sq inches)for $1 = .0625 cents/sq. inch
18 sq ft x 144 sq inches per sq ft = 2592 sq inches for $22.49 = 0.008676698 cents/sq. ft

Or another way....it takes 9 of those 4 x 4 samples to equal square foot or $9 a square foot.
18 square ft for $22.49 = $1.25 a square ft.

Rex

 

[Kreggo]

I get sound damping pads from Parts Express. Pricing is about the same as B-quiet.
Parts Express

 

[cremefilled]

darwinyo, you came up with the computation for a rectangular strip that is 4" X 50.9" in size, not a square that is 50.9" X 50.9". You would need 13^2=169 of the samples to get 18 feet^2.

 

[Willith]

This is a lot of math and stuff. Hell, I'll just get the big 18sq feet and call it good. I tried to figure out how much stuff I would need, but it was hurting my head. And to think when I was in high school I used to be a math and science tutor. If anyone wants to do the math here's my case's info:

16.5" X 15.75"
16.6" x 12.75"
16.5" x 8.5"

 

[Zucchini]

well from what i've heard, acoustic foam does a better job of absorbing noise mcmaster.com has some. search for acoustic foam.

some info if you scroll down a bit