ESL films any interest?

[moray james]

here are the good links to find out about ESL's and who builds and repairs them. If its's not in these pages then you can probably do without it. I look forward to reading about your results with your project(s). Best regards Moray James.


http://www.geocities.com/drquad@pacbell.net/
http://www.quadesl.org.uk/
http://www.quadesl.org/
http://user.tninet.se/~vhw129w/mt_au...ir_penketh.htm
http://shackman-electrostatic-loudsp...reromanus.net/
http://www.quadesl.com/
http://www.integracoustics.com/MUG/M...ey_you/57.html
http://www.go.to/mtaudio

[gentlevoice]

Dear Moray James,

Thank you so much for these links and the information! It seems quite extensive and I believe that you have - just like that :-) - provided me with most all the information I would need to start well off with doing electrostats myself.

I will start reading and doing and hope that I can get back to you at a later point in time if things turn out this way...?

Let me know if I can be of assistance to you (you can find more about my approach to and experiences with audio on my profile page).

All the best from Jesper

[reromag1]

Hi morayjames
Is that offer still valid?
Or did I oversee an entry of thread?
reiner

[moray james]

nt.

[moray james]

Mark's page even has a design for a pneumatic stretcher and with a little thought you can make one any size you like. If you are interested you can contact me to discuss a winding jig for insulated wire stators similar to those used by Acoustat but with far more wires per inch. Regards Moray James. say if you make speakers will they be "Dane-a-stats?


http://esl.rehorst.com/how_to_esl.htm

[rok-n-rol]

Hi Moray Any fim left. I'm going for a full range Acoustat clone. 2.mm space for use with my one (one owner) a second (to replace a stolen) servo amps. Also need thin film for- oh acouple hundred cans or is that not enough. Thanks Johnny