Ok guys I need some advice. I am installing a pretty nice system in my 98 civic coupe and I need to deaden it before I go any further. Now I am pretty sure I am going to go through b-quiet.com for my deadening but I am unsure which product I should go for. I like the idea of getting 100sq ft. of B-quiet Extreme because I would be getting more deadening and it would be cheaper than the 70sq ft. of Brown Bread. In your opinions should I use B-quiet or Brown Bread to cover my car. I am on a pretty tight budget so saving money with a tiny loss in performance is fine.

 

If your budget permits, Brown Bread is the way to go - FYI: the CCA discount code is still active - enter cca in the coupon/discount code box inside the shopping cart to save 10% on your B-Quiet purchases.

 

What are the advantages of using Brown Bread over B-quiet?

The way I look at it is that the dampening factor isnt that much different that if I had extra b-quiet left over I could just add extra layers where needed. One of the other main reasons I liked the though of using the B-quiet is because with 100sq ft. I figured I could do the trunk, doors and then run my friend 12a in my trunk and play notes from 30hz on up and at every frequency I could deaden where the car rattled. With the Brown bread I dont think I would have enough to be able to do this.

Brown Bread (70sqft.) - $240.75
B-quiet (100sqft.) - $207.03

Just for reference

 

plain and simple, you get what you pay for!

 

The difference in damping factors is approx 1.5 (ie. Brown Bread approx 1.5 times more effective)

The scale is linear - so .2 is twice as effective as .1