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Has anyone else noticed those new HDS series using PP and paper nomex? Id certainly like to try out some of them, I wonder how much they will cost when they are available. Does anyone know what nomex is actually like? is this similar to a carbon fibre impregnated cone?
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its the fireproof fabric they use in racing overalls, but i havent heard of any structural applications of it
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Iowa City
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Pickering, Ontario
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Nomex paper is commonly used in electrical insulation and loudspeaker parts, to name a few applications. It's not quite the same material as aramid (kevlar). Google will satisfy any curiosity
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I asked my supplier and he said he could get them but might take a little while as not in stock yet.
The 830883 (180mm) nomex cone is about 1.6 times the cost of the comparable 6.5in from before. Due to my inexperiance I am still going with the older HDS speakers incase i run into crossover difficulties etc but would like to try them in the future. |
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I wonder if the cost is 1.6 times simply because he would be getting the units especially for you? or are they going to be more expensive anyway, I cannot see why though. I would imagine a sandwich cone is harder to make then a paper/nomex one, the only difference I can see between the original HDS and the exclusive series is the cone material, the basket and the colour of the phase plug.
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Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Ontario
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Check solen.ca - I don't know if they actually have them, but they do have prices listed.
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In an act of necromancy, I will note that HDS Exclusive is available. Has anyone heard the 106mm 830881? I'm interested in it, though the efficiency is damn low, and I need to know how much power it will take because the spec sheet doesn't say.
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Join Date: May 2006
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Hi guys!
I have some questions about Peerless Exclusive series: 1) Something is known in occasion of release HDS Exclusive with black color of a frame? In general D-S-T plans to do it? 2) Nomex fiber cone that from itself represents? I have in view of what the membrane is made from pure Nomex or all together with paper pulp or maybe even the paper goes as a basis ("Nomex paper" as has told bzdang?) 3) Hearings go that HDS Exclusive a series is removed from manufacture
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Placentia, CA, USA
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Look at John Krutke's site for his review of the 5.5" Peerless 830882 right here:
http://www.zaphaudio.com/5.5test/ I'm also working on a project involving the 7" 830883 and the Vifa XT25TG-30 tweeter. Hopefully I'll have some images posted soon. Hong
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