Best Speaker Damping Materials? - Audiokarma Home Audio …
Feb 27, 2005 · I've installed panel on three sets of 'speakers and it was almost a miracle every time. Normally, Deflex advises to take all original damping material away and put only Deflex but on my own experience, a measure of both can work, too. If you don't cover the inside completely with these panels, place them right behind the drivers.
Internal wall damping material choices | Audiokarma Home Audio …
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Using this for inside Speaker walls for damping
Jul 9, 2019 · As to the OP's question, you have to be careful with any damping material in ported speakers. The damping shouldn't be doing anything at low frequencies which would alter the port's tuning - it should only be working at higher frequencies to suppress internal reflections which can be heard as midrange colouration.
Anyone Tried Sound Deadening Their Platter? | Audiokarma Home …
May 26, 2015 · I often wondered since if you put heat shrink tubing to dampen vibrations on tonearms, would it be worth trying putting sound/vibration dampening material on the underside of the platter. Something like this that just sticks on: "Vibra Block® Sound Deadening Material was …
Cabinet Dampening- Your Experiences. - Audiokarma Home Audio …
Oct 20, 2017 · Cabinet damping needs a dense lossy material, typically bonded intimately to the cabinet inner surface over a broad area. The purpose is to prevent transference of cabinet vibrations to the outside air, where they would pollute the signal with out-of-sync information.
Speaker dampening with ported boxes questions
Oct 14, 2009 · I've replaced the tweeters and going to the mid's next. I noticed that there is almost no insulation in the boxes. There is a small sheet of some foam material. These speakers are rear ported. So my newb questions are: I've heard that adding dampening material typically improves the sound of the speaker - is this still true if the speaker is ...
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Sep 1, 2021 · The sound is pretty well balanced in my opinion. Sounds best with the mid and tweeter controls turned fully open. The crossover frequency is 800 and 5000hz. I hav never had 3 ways this massive and I am enjoying the heck out of them so far. I don’t even have them properly placed in a corner but they sound good nonetheless. Here’s another angle
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Jan 22, 2013 · Sonic Barrier 1-1/4" 3-Layer Damping Material w/PSA 18 x 24" The Sonic Barrier 1-1/4" 3-layer composite damping material is a premium acoustic absorption and barrier material. It uses the three layers to achieve excellent reduction of sound energy from the inside of the enclosure to the cabinet walls.
Speaker stuffing - what's the best stuff to use?
Nov 21, 2011 · Even with large speakers like the L300 and 4333B studio monitors, there is little if any fiberglass material blown out of the vent holes or ended up on the inside of the grille fabric. The only time I've encountered any problems was when having to get into the interior of the speaker when refurbishing or cleaning them of dust, debris, or vermin ...
Does Sound dampening material impact tune? | Audiokarma …
Jan 5, 2013 · The stuffing material will also affect the amount of midrange/midbass sound from inside the cabinet that escapes through the walls and cone, prevent wall resonances from being excited as easily, and possibly break up standing waves in the cabinet. All of that is more likely to be audible than tiny changes to Fb.