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aupickup
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sound deadening

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has any one tried the ivanhoe sound deadening mats
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Post by Dean »

Sorry to add to your thread, but I am interested in any really decent forms of moggy sound proofing.
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Post by aupickup »

thats ok dean no probs

i have heard of dynamat but it is expensive, ivanhoe is cheaper

i want to do doors, rear panels, and poss floor
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Post by Dean »

Thanks.. I've done a google.


http://www.talkaudio.co.uk/vbb/showthread.php?t=164855

If you cut through the "chav" speak, it appears the last poster prefers Ivanhoe after trying dynamat?
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Post by Peetee »

Sorry to add to your thread, but I am interested in any really decent forms of moggy sound proofing.
I believe JLH were looking into a comprehensive soundproofing kit. You might want to give em a call to see if it's available yet or what they would recommend.
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Done this very second :lol: :lol:

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