Dynamat Poll, yes or no? If so how much?

Not to beat a dead horse here, but I used the RAAM products and have been very satisfied. I did a write up with lots of pics here....
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/audio-video/264146-sound-deadening-doors-raam-audio-products.html

 

Check on the GTMat
I live Maui, it's free shipping on Amazon with Amazon Prime...

I got enough to do my whole truck ('13 Access Cab) will report results when finished

 

My brother has his whole truck done, and it definitely makes a difference!
These are just build pictures..

 

x2 Rick at RAAM has a great product at a great price.

 

So if all we are doing upgrading the front and rear speakers to some Hybrid Audios and getting a new H/U, is it worth it to sound deaden the doors in hopes of getting a little more sound quality??

 

Always worth it, IMO. And those Hybrid's will put out significantly more bass than your factory speakers did, which warrants sound deadening on the doors for sure.

It also kills some of the road noise in the cab, which is nice.

 

Road noise ain't too much of an issue for me, but I am worried about some vibrations and whatnot from the Imagines. I might try em out first and see how I like em, then sound deaden after so I can really see, or hear, the difference.

 

My suggestion would be to do it all at once. Chances are you'll get them in and say, "Meh, good enough" and won't finish the job. But if you do it all at once it really only takes a few hours more. Do it right the first time; you'll be way better off!

 

I know you're right, I guess I'm being a cheapo right now. Trying to justify NOT spending $160 in material after I just dropped $3k on the truck for mods

 

looking at second skin products.. just want to reduce road/tire noise running larger tires (265/70/17 31.7"duratrac's at them moment theyre civil at 0-55, but at highway speeds above 60mph they drone a bit, but looking to go to Yokohama Geolandar g003's in 295/70/17 33.3" this being an MT tread, I feel sound deadening would serve me well to reduce the road/tire noise.)... should I spend the extra and get the damplifier pro mat? or go with the cheaper damplifier deadener mat? I would likely only be doing the front, and rear doors, and possibly the back wall.. maybe later on I can complete the entire cab/roof..