"Our new revolutionary U.S. patent #9247339 {issued January 26th, 2016} allows us to literally align the mass of cones to the harmonic spectra of the musical instruments being played.
This means that, in theory, we've now made every other high fidelity loudspeaker on earth obsolete in one fell swoop!"
"Our new revolutionary U.S. patent #9247339 {issued January 26th, 2016} allows us to literally align the mass of cones to the harmonic spectra of the musical instruments being played.
This means that, in theory, we've now made every other high fidelity loudspeaker on earth obsolete in one fell swoop!"
Oh man you got me there , id better stop making loudspeakers now .
Whats that by the way , 2 15 inch woofers playing with a tiny mid /tweeter coaxial driver ??
Quite unusual yes , but i suppose it covers the mid band
Might work nice. The combo isn't the problem between 15's and tweeters, the problem is that usually multiple tweeters don't work so nicely.
How good? uh I dunno. Might be nice. But if I'm not mistaken they have a slightly colored past due to a health issue. The problem with selling so cheap is that the companies aren't very strong when the smallest thing happens that causes problems.
NO problem ??
Can you show me a good FR of a speaker with a fifteen inch woofer combined with a tweeter (other then a high freq horn compression driver ).
Any actual response of that design would be nice to see , they might use a +- 38 mm tweeter , which can maybe play down to 800 Hz for a good crossing, but rolls off in the highs
And it probably might still sound weak in the mid range /not enough body /membrane surface
Oh man you got me there , id better stop making loudspeakers now .
Whats that by the way , 2 15 inch woofers playing with a tiny mid /tweeter coaxial driver ??
Quite unusual yes , but i suppose it covers the mid band
If i would buy speakers today i would may be try these studiomonitors , dsp controlled digital amps inside , just to hear it and play with it.
Augspurger , the bigger versions are used a lot by rap /rb recordings to get the bass pumping and they play high spls .
They use a large diam. berylium compression driver /horn
I have never heard any speakers from this company. I will give them a listen if they are Axpona. Maybe they can be the Schiit of the speaker world? Who knows.
Dont know , dont think so to be honest .
106 pounds for such a large speaker ?
part of the high end thing for me is playing uncompressed/low distortion at high spls , and you need a good housing for that , dont want a boomy design
Plays surprisingly high that 15 inch eminence , according to specs.
But is not usable under 42 hz according to eminence and starts rolling off already at 150 hz, so not really powerfull low bass
I have never heard any speakers from this company. I will give them a listen if they are Axpona. Maybe they can be the Schiit of the speaker world? Who knows.
"Our new revolutionary U.S. patent #9247339 {issued January 26th, 2016} allows us to literally align the mass of cones to the harmonic spectra of the musical instruments being played.
This means that, in theory, we've now made every other high fidelity loudspeaker on earth obsolete in one fell swoop!"
As I read the patent, it seems that it is based upon limiting the percentage weight of individual parts of each driver to the other parts in the individual driver.
??? Is that correct ??? or am I missing something vital???
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