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There will be one thing that I think that I'd be concerned about as far as adding bracing -- taking away from the internal volume of the speaker. Speakers are built with a specific internal volume for the particular drivers that are being used. Adding some bracing now would obviously move away from the specific volume required for the speaker.
I think the only real change I would consider making to a commercial speaker, (in general) is to rip out the passive crossover and make it an active system.
That being said, I'd love to know how your experiment works when you have someone apply some pressure to the outside of the speaker.
I'd try this experiment with a blindfold...
I think the only real change I would consider making to a commercial speaker, (in general) is to rip out the passive crossover and make it an active system.
That being said, I'd love to know how your experiment works when you have someone apply some pressure to the outside of the speaker.
I'd try this experiment with a blindfold...
