There are some new drivers available from Beyma. The following two look especially interesting to me:
TPL200 - a new version of the TPL150. On the datasheet the frequency response looks a littel smoother than the already excellent TPL150 and the efficiency is a little higher. But it seems to roll off slightly higer than its older brother. And the price might be higher as well I guess. An interesting point is the statement "designed for high-end systems".
http://beyma.com/uploads/ftp/Fichas_Tecnicas/000003061.pdf
And this new 10" coaxial has parameters that seem to make it usable down to the forties in an equalized reflex tuning:
http://beyma.com/uploads/ftp/Fichas_Tecnicas/000003037.pdf
Regards
Charles
TPL200 - a new version of the TPL150. On the datasheet the frequency response looks a littel smoother than the already excellent TPL150 and the efficiency is a little higher. But it seems to roll off slightly higer than its older brother. And the price might be higher as well I guess. An interesting point is the statement "designed for high-end systems".
http://beyma.com/uploads/ftp/Fichas_Tecnicas/000003061.pdf
And this new 10" coaxial has parameters that seem to make it usable down to the forties in an equalized reflex tuning:
http://beyma.com/uploads/ftp/Fichas_Tecnicas/000003037.pdf
Regards
Charles
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Too bad. I would rather have a ribbon which is usable at least from 500Hz, even with the sensitivity compromised. Looks like Beyma is going just the opposite way.
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