Metra Ballistic

bokdaddy
bokdaddy Posts: 176
edited January 2012 in Car Audio & Electronics
I did a quick search and didn't find anything on the boards here about it, but I was checking prices on Amazon for Dynamat and came across Metra Ballistic. Anyone have any experience? Supposedly its butyl based and comparable in price but it claims to be thicker. ...anyone have any thoughts/info?
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  • bokdaddy
    bokdaddy Posts: 176
    edited January 2012
    And I don't mean to open up a conversation about fatmat hushmat etc. Just a comparison between these two. I've used Metra products for my steering wheel remote and head unit install and have been really happy so I'm pretty curious about this.
    Home:
    Denon AVR-1803
    Polk CSi30
    Polk RTi70
    Polk RTi28
    Polk PSW-303

    Car:
    Kenwood KDC-BT945U
    RF Punch P400-4
    Polk MM6501
    Polk MM651
    RF Punch P300-1
    Boston Acoustics G312-4
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  • EBAN44
    EBAN44 Posts: 39
    edited January 2012
    Go with Second Skin Damplifier or Spectrum. Good pricing and great product.
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  • bokdaddy
    bokdaddy Posts: 176
    edited January 2012
    EBAN44 wrote: »
    Go with Second Skin Damplifier or Spectrum. Good pricing and great product.

    Though I appreciate the advice, I still want to hear some info on my original question. But really? Does no one have experience with Metra's product? No one has even heard anything?
    Home:
    Denon AVR-1803
    Polk CSi30
    Polk RTi70
    Polk RTi28
    Polk PSW-303

    Car:
    Kenwood KDC-BT945U
    RF Punch P400-4
    Polk MM6501
    Polk MM651
    RF Punch P300-1
    Boston Acoustics G312-4
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