Anyone Damp the insides of your Speaker Cabinets?

I used dynamat on the mid range and mid bass boxes inside my speaker.

If the speaker is well made you should not have to do anything.

Everything has a price point. Manufactures come out with new and improved products all the time. What is wrong with trying to make your gear sound better?

Probably would help a lot of inexpensive speakers sound better and not a hard or expensive tweak to try in most cases.

Some manufacturers factor the resonate nature of the enclosure into the overall sound of loudspeaker. The thinking is that most dampening simply smears and delays the resonate behavior without truly eliminating it. Having a cabinet that quickly releases rather than storing energy is thus seen as an advantage.

Applying additional dampening material will definitely change the sound of a loudspeaker, but it could just as easily sound worst.