How thick should the front baffle of speakers be?


Some manufactures advertise or hype a thick front baffle, two layers of MDF,  if the woofer is as thin as  paper cone how could it change anything. Could be just hype
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I have to agree with jsautter with respect to lossy cabinets. It’s an attempt to make the cabinets sounds “add” to the drivers output in a perceived pleasurable manner. My (admittedly) personal preference is a design that minimizes the cabinet’s -specifically the baffle influence on the overall output.
To the OP, how do mere moving pieces of moving paper cause the your pant legs to flap? The answer is it’s a sum total of the amp, speaker membrane, voice coil, magnet, cabinet and room interaction.