Hemp drivers illegal to sell in U.S.?

[WBS]

Originally posted by G


A little further investigation will reveal that "A Brown Soun"and "Hemp Acoustics"are not one in the same. Perhaps you need to pay more attention to what has been posted? I get the impression that I don't know what is going on behind the scenes and that more is going on than meets the eye.I will just say that I would like to hear the hemp cones one day and I hope they will live up to the hype.

Perhaps if your original post had capitalized "Hemp Acoustics" it would have been more clear that you were referring to a specific company. In any event, it's pretty clear that legality is not the issue they are not more readily available.

I agree it would be interesting to take a listen.

[Tympanik]

Originally posted by G
Your instincts are wrong. I was thinking that a legal issue might be the reason that the 4.5" drivers were not available. -snip

My bad then. My 'instinct' was based on the general tenor of the thread, not so much the wording of your original posting. Apologies extended.

Erik

[virenb]

Scottmoose,

I've been thinking of getting 6.5" hemp full range drivers to try in a TQWT. Earlier you had mentioned that some new drivers were to be introduced soon - from A Brown Soun, I assume. If they are the original item, I'd rather wait for them.

Any idea when they will be out?

Viren.

[dmason]

VirenB

Apparently the designs have been finalized, and the production order is in with the manufacturer. I've heard two: Killer. Wait.

8 inch wideband whizzerless 94db Fs-8.5KHz
8 inch woofer
6.5 in mid-bass
4.5 in wideband 89db Fs70 Qts ~.45 identical flange layout to FE127

www.abrown.com