Former audio/video tech here... Adding sound absorption material does not reduce the volume of sounds however it does reduce the reverb of those sounds and it is totally worth doing.
I think the outside weather matters as well. If it gets windier or the direction of the wind changes that may cause some variation I would think. I would imagine the warmer it is outside the better compared to it being colder. Just throwing stuff out there and hoping something sticks. Thanks for the video. I own a 2024 Braptor and have heard the wind noise but it seems to be linked to how windy it is outside rather than just my speed. It gets windy out here in Hurricane, Utah.
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Great video. Very informative. TY
Former audio/video tech here... Adding sound absorption material does not reduce the volume of sounds however it does reduce the reverb of those sounds and it is totally worth doing.
Agreed…there is a huge difference in the sound reduction with the mods.
I may still do the doors though
I think the outside weather matters as well. If it gets windier or the direction of the wind changes that may cause some variation I would think. I would imagine the warmer it is outside the better compared to it being colder. Just throwing stuff out there and hoping something sticks. Thanks for the video. I own a 2024 Braptor and have heard the wind noise but it seems to be linked to how windy it is outside rather than just my speed. It gets windy out here in Hurricane, Utah.
Wind speed and direction also matters
Good Point!