
A plywood infused with brass and copper supports your car’s sound-making from the ground up.
【Brass-Copper Coated Inner Baffles + Hybrid Baffles | The Foundation That Supports Car Audio Sound and Durability】
Even after replacing the speakers, the sound doesn’t change as much as you expected. The bass feels muddy, and it seems like the sound is escaping to the inside of the door. In such cases, you need to look not only at the speaker itself, but also at the inner baffle—the mounting base you install.
Brass-Copper Coated Inner Baffles + Hybrid Baffles are LOGON’s original inner baffles designed to firmly support the speakers and transmit vibrations to the door as correctly as possible. By applying to the baffle a coating resin made by mixing brass and copper powders, the design also takes water resistance and anti-corrosion into consideration.
The inside of the door is an area that is highly affected by rainwater and moisture. If a baffle made for sound gradually absorbs moisture or corrodes over time, its condition as a base that supports the speaker will also change.
With the baffles we have been producing in our shop for over 20 years, corrosion caused by water has not been confirmed to date. There are also examples of units installed more than 10 years ago that show no major changes in thickness and can still be used as-is. The ability to use it for a long time with peace of mind is an important part of this product—something different from baffles designed only for sound quality.
An inner baffle is not just a plate for mounting the speaker. Depending on the door shape, speaker size, mounting method, and the way the surrounding area is treated, the cohesiveness of the sound and the way the low frequencies are produced will change. If it were me, I would make it properly—including the mounting base itself—especially when considering a speaker replacement.
The required shape and construction details vary depending on the vehicle model and the speakers. We will propose a reasonable approach while confirming things such as whether you’re replacing the factory baffle, how it will work with your existing audio system, and the condition of the door side.
This is for people who want to use it for a long time without having to worry about the baffle condition later, while drawing out the speakers’ performance. Even if you haven’t decided on the vehicle model or speakers yet, you can determine the direction together after discussing how you’ll use it and your sound preferences—so please feel free to consult us first.
Shop Owner Komizo