The purpose of this paper is to introduce a honeycomb damping plate (HCDP) concept based on the particle damping technique to reduce the low-frequency vibration response of wind turbine generators. The HCDP cells contain granular materials and are mounted at different positions on the generator to reduce the transmission of vibrations from stator ring to stator arm. To investigate the efficiency of the HCDP concept in the laboratory, a small-scale replica inspired by the original wind turbine generator is used as reference geometry. The efficiency of the vibration attenuation by using the HCDP concept is experimentally investigated with the help of a laser scanning vibrometer device. In this contribution, the influence of four different granular materials on the vibration attenuation is experimentally investigated. Furthermore, the influence of HCDP positioning on the transmission path damping is analyzed. Apart from this, the effect of single-unit (SU) and multi-unit (MU) HCDP on the frequency response of the generator is also studied. The experimental approach in this paper shows good damping properties of the HCDP concept for reducing the vibration amplitude.