Speaker drivers based on magnetostriction - Page 2

Mapper · 28th August 2010, 10:47 AM

Panomaniac

Sorry, I meant to get back to you on this. I checked with FeONIC but they don't have any resellers near you just now. In fact I'm not sure they have any resellers in the States - I may be wrong. Best thing to do is to email them - details on Contact page of website.

Another effective use for their Audio Drives is for Outdoor speakers for Decks. The drives are IP55 and can be made IP67 if required. They sent me a short video of the drives being used on a deck - I'm not sure when they are going to put it on their Youtube channel (see the links a couple of posts up). It shows the drives driving the planks of the deck itself creating a more immersive sound. So not too loud for people sitting next a conventional speaker (usually 'disguised' as a plastic rock with a grill on the front) or too quiet for those sitting furthest away. The volume can be 'just right' for all. That's the idea.

Becoming a fan on their FeONICTechnology Facebook page is a good way to keep uptodate (link 3 posts up).

Cheers

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28th August 2010, 10:47 AM	#11
Mapper diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2009	Panomaniac Sorry, I meant to get back to you on this. I checked with FeONIC but they don't have any resellers near you just now. In fact I'm not sure they have any resellers in the States - I may be wrong. Best thing to do is to email them - details on Contact page of website. Another effective use for their Audio Drives is for Outdoor speakers for Decks. The drives are IP55 and can be made IP67 if required. They sent me a short video of the drives being used on a deck - I'm not sure when they are going to put it on their Youtube channel (see the links a couple of posts up). It shows the drives driving the planks of the deck itself creating a more immersive sound. So not too loud for people sitting next a conventional speaker (usually 'disguised' as a plastic rock with a grill on the front) or too quiet for those sitting furthest away. The volume can be 'just right' for all. That's the idea. Becoming a fan on their FeONICTechnology Facebook page is a good way to keep uptodate (link 3 posts up). Cheers

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