Handy tack...or different names for the stuff you can stick posters to the wall and not leave holes works well for this. Its a lot easier to mold and manage for temporary baffles than a wad of tape. Baffles speed air flow while simultaneously creating a smaller chamber. Most of us consider the raspy sound as being brighter or having more edge.
Unofficial modification
I have a berg, 105/2, it's fine but I decided to have a play for fun. I took some electrical tape and stuck in inside on the baffle bit, raising it up.
Now the sound is more 'raspy', I guess from distrupting the air flow? neone ever done that?
What is the 'raspy' sound, is that bright or dark or open?
Now the sound is more 'raspy', I guess from distrupting the air flow? neone ever done that?
What is the 'raspy' sound, is that bright or dark or open?
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