Yes I did.
The geometry and the resonant peaks of the cabinet are all important. I can only say that, violins and violas don't use lead to dampen them. Pianos don't use anything to 'deaden' them either. The natural order of 'musical' instruments is to allow for vibrations to occur at their normal occurances. If My own speaker, which I designed, sounded better without a deadening lead shot, what would that tell you? The Sistrum points, ( I don't even know what they are called) helped, then something other that what you or I think, is at work here.
I am not trying to change your mind, just broaden your horizon, just as mine was.
Larry
The geometry and the resonant peaks of the cabinet are all important. I can only say that, violins and violas don't use lead to dampen them. Pianos don't use anything to 'deaden' them either. The natural order of 'musical' instruments is to allow for vibrations to occur at their normal occurances. If My own speaker, which I designed, sounded better without a deadening lead shot, what would that tell you? The Sistrum points, ( I don't even know what they are called) helped, then something other that what you or I think, is at work here.
I am not trying to change your mind, just broaden your horizon, just as mine was.
Larry