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Originally Posted by eastwest2300 (Post 2310061)

I ordered a lot of the Onyx type, I applied most of it to my Z and my Honda s2000. Good stuff here man.

:tup: Thanks EW!:tiphat:

HI Tracie,

Can you give any scientific data, that is, dB of cabin noise level before GTMAT applied, and then dB of cabin noise level after the GTMAT is applied?
You can choose any type of GTMAT you like, I would probably spring for the type that performs best.
Other helpful information is how much applied/what area of the auto to also tell me what kind of dollar/dB level I'm investing in.
I'm sure other members would find this very interesting information!
That would give me a very good idea of the amount of noise reduction per dollar spent and help me in making a decision.
My car is a 370Z Navi Touring stock.

Thanks so much!

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Originally Posted by Fountainhead (Post 2310216)

Hi! The breakdown is below and this is based on installs done and tested by customers. We do have a test going on over at DIYMA from a forum member to get us all of the readings that people want.

10 sq ft Pro 50mil - ~3 decibel reading decrease
10 sq ft Ultra 80mil - ~5 decibel reading decrease
20 sq ft Onyx 70mil - ~9 decibel reading decrease

GT-110 has not been reviewed by any customers at this time.

Hi Tracie,

Thanks for the information. Is this always considered 1 layer applied, with each successive increase in Sq Ft considered just more area, or more layered?

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Originally Posted by Fountainhead (Post 2310311)

Hi Tracie,

Thanks for the information. Is this always considered 1 layer applied, with each successive increase in Sq Ft considered just more area, or more layered?

This is for 1 layer applied, each increase is considered more area. We haven't had too many people layer up on their projects. The only notable one I can think of would be Mr. DEPointFive0.

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Did anyone happen to see our logo at ZdayZ? :tup:

We also made a small appearance at the Carlisle event!

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New product will be available soon! Think 2 birds, 1 stone. ;)

Boy this forum really died on us...........:(

That's because most of us (like me) already got our GTMat :tup:

Where are the reviews?! ;)