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Blackhole Tiles

6 reviews

Recently replaced with ResoNix Guardian & ResoNix Lockout

$350.00 $399.00

Replaced by ResoNix Guardian & ResoNix Lockout

 

Blackhole Tiles offer a unique solution for noise transfer issues in automotive and marine environments. These 4″ x 3″ x 1.5″ water-resistant tiles consist of multiple layers that work together to address this problem. Specifically, they include a 1″ thick acoustic foam layer, a 1/8″ thick 1lb per sq/ft mass loaded vinyl layer, a vibration-isolating closed-cell foam layer, and a high-loss visco-elastic damping layer with a pressure-sensitive adhesive.

The 1″ thick high-density polyurethane acoustic foam layer absorbs noise to mitigate sound transfer. Meanwhile, the floating mass loaded vinyl layer blocks noise and serves as a wide-band treatment for noise.

Additionally, the closed-cell foam layer acts as a decoupler for the floating mass loaded vinyl layer to prevent energy transfer from the substrate to the mass loaded vinyl. Finally, the visco-elastic layer offers damping properties to the substrate it is applied to.

Overall, Blackhole Tiles are a versatile and effective solution that addresses noise transfer issues in vehicles and boats.

Replaced by ResoNix Guardian & ResoNix Lockout

 

Blackhole Tiles offer a unique solution for noise transfer issues in automotive and marine environments. These 4″ x 3″ x 1.5″ water-resistant tiles consist of multiple layers that work together to address this problem. Specifically, they include a 1″ thick acoustic foam layer, a 1/8″ thick 1lb per sq/ft mass loaded vinyl layer, a vibration-isolating closed-cell foam layer, and a high-loss visco-elastic damping layer with a pressure-sensitive adhesive.

The 1″ thick high-density polyurethane acoustic foam layer absorbs noise to mitigate sound transfer. Meanwhile, the floating mass loaded vinyl layer blocks noise and serves as a wide-band treatment for noise.

Additionally, the closed-cell foam layer acts as a decoupler for the floating mass loaded vinyl layer to prevent energy transfer from the substrate to the mass loaded vinyl. Finally, the visco-elastic layer offers damping properties to the substrate it is applied to.

Overall, Blackhole Tiles are a versatile and effective solution that addresses noise transfer issues in vehicles and boats.

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Email: support@resonixsoundsolutions.com
Phone: (269) 737-6649
Address:
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Stony Point, NY 10980

Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Guardian is Better

"Side by Side test. Guardian is a much better product and uses a much better adhesive that will last. Blackhole Tiles fall off and don’t stick very well"

Brendan G. (3/5)

Don't forget these

"If your going to open up the door and treat it with CLD and other products. Don't forget the iceing on cake. You wont be dissappointed you did."

Joseph D. (5/5)

Repeat Buyer

"Awesome Customer Service. Great Products."

Adam M. (5/5)

Underrated product, noticeable change

"Just recently put these into my doors to replace some thinner CCF, added 20 tiles per door and there was a noticeable (and measurable) improvement in mid bass cleanliness and tightness. Also a bit of a reduction in road noise too."

Luke O. (5/5)

Surprising results

"I used a half sized box (18pc) Split between both of my doors, I was skeptical of how effective these were so I treated one door (far side) and left the other, needless to say the door with 9 tiles in it had to come down a few dBs to meet the other one EVEN being on the far side. Suddenly I have impact and separation in the midbass region I've never had before. Very happy with these!"

Richard F. (5/5)

surprising results

"I placed these in my door in conjunction with resonix CLD. I had one treated as a control (far door) as both sides were playing with no EQ I had to bring down the treated door a few dBs EVEN being on the far side, I now have impact and separation that I previously did not have. I really would never think that these little tiles would have such an impact on the sound. Very satisfied."

Richard F. (5/5)

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