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Join Date: May 2009
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Hi,
I was wondering if anybody here has gotten the opportunity to try the new, non-neodymium TangBand W4-1337SDF and compare it with the well-known neodymium SD-version? Apparently, TangBand decided to make ferro-magnet versions of their popular drivers that previously were only available with a neodymium-motor, probably because of the inflation of neodymium-prices... At the dutch "zelfbouwaudio.nl"-forum, there is a discussion about how big of an influence this has on the sound of the drivers, since they didn't just put a bigger ferro-magnet on them, but also changed the voice-coil to become approximately the same BL-value (Le=0.027mH instead of 0.015mH, x-max=2,5mm instead of 3mm with the same gap-height...). Unfortunately, those new ferro-versions aren't available in this part of the world yet, so we can't compare ourselves (we have the neo-SD-version and even the older SA-version laying around)... Isabelle |
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