[Log On Original Metal Baffle | Inner Baffle That Clears Sound Fog from the Speaker Base]

Even after replacing your speakers, if you feel that “the sound doesn’t project forward as much as expected,” “the vocals sound slightly muffled,” or “the bass is blurry,” it may have a lot to do not only with the speaker itself, but also with the baffle that serves as the mounting base.
Log On Original Metal Baffles are inner baffles designed for people who want to firmly support the speaker and suppress unwanted bleed.

Thanks to the high rigidity unique to metal, it’s easier to accommodate the speaker’s movement, making the sound’s attack and overall definition easier to bring out. For those who want to clean up the “cloudy-sounding” tone that’s often noticeable in the factory setup, want vocals to sound a bit clearer, or want the attack feel of drums and bass to be more distinct, this is a highly compatible option.
It also offers peace of mind in terms of water resistance, since it’s a part used inside the door—making it a worthwhile choice even if you plan to use it for the long term.

That said, metal baffles aren’t the best choice for every car or every speaker.
If you want a tight, direct sound, metal baffles are a good fit. But if you’re aiming for a more flexible, warm kind of sound, another option—such as a brass-and-copper coated inner baffle—may suit you better. The outcome depends on the speaker’s character, the condition of the door, the music you listen to, and your preferences.

At Log On, we don’t simply choose a baffle because it’s a “good part.” Instead, we select the baffle while checking the mounting conditions for each vehicle model, the speaker dimensions, and the direction of sound you want to finish with.
While metal baffles make changes in sound easier to notice, their impression can also vary depending on the combination and construction accuracy. So when you consider them together with speaker replacement, deadening, and DSP tuning, it becomes easier to get closer to the sound you’re aiming for.

“If you want to reduce muddiness,” “you want to make your current speakers sound more solid,” or “since you’re replacing them, you want to build from the base properly”—
For people like that, Log On Original Metal Baffles are definitely worth considering. We’ll propose the best approach while thinking together about how you want the car to sound, in a way that fits your vehicle without any unreasonable compromises.