Found some of these acoustic dampeners in my junk speaker, thought of making good use of these


lay them down correctly so I can roll it up


looks messy but it's okay


stuff them in and it fits snugly
While doing this does improve the bass response and tightens everything up, I am risking my subwoofer to death by a few minor factors like:
-Causing the woofer driver to struggle because it can't move as freely as it should be.
-May overheat the amp as there is less airflow
-May cause the voicecoil to unwind itself because it can't move freely (the voicecoil might try to break free by escaping from the glue and start rattling by itself)

Anyways, I have not fully tested it yet but I can say the bass volume has reduced and sounds much faster without sounding muddy due to midbass

Port noise has been incredibly reduced as well

my objective:
If I can't get it to sound deep like the logitechs, I try to get them to work together like a family

seriously, this subwoofer doesn't want to cooperate with the satellites...

haha yea, that's what I thought so... just playing around... thx for the advice

oh how I wish I could just buy some Elna caps to mess around with these

well at least messing with the capacitor value slightly would change the crossover characteristics

everything requires a soundcard... you can't expect a graphic card to make sound

if your soundcard supports digital out (optical or coaxial) then you need not to upgrade your soundcard

but if your soundcard sounds bad then you need to upgrade

Thank you for your reply...
I went to the shop and luckily Z623 and one more model, T3 has been shown to me. I really liked Z623 (T3 is even more amazing but I am tight on budget). Logitech is the way to go as it is well established in our country unlike Edifier.
I am getting Z623 soon