I found this one the net - disposable cardboard loudspeakers !.
http://www.nxtsound.com/ ..... SoundpaX
Specification -
Frequency response: alarmingly good
Sensitivity: deeply felt
Power handling: loud enough to dance to
Impedance: 8 Ohms
Recommended amplifier power: ideally 10W-50W continuous but can be less
Power rating : 6W according to IEC 268-5
Material: Acoustic Fluted Composite (AFC)
Height: 720mm
Depth : 450mm, width: 540mm,
Weight: 0.9kg
WARNING: EXCESSIVE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS CAN BE GENERATED BY SOUNDPAX LOUDSPEAKERS - BE PARTICULARLY CAREFUL IF PLACING YOUR HEAD INSIDE THE BOX (DITTO FOR PETS).
Whats next ?.
Regards, Eric.
http://www.nxtsound.com/ ..... SoundpaX
Specification -
Frequency response: alarmingly good
Sensitivity: deeply felt
Power handling: loud enough to dance to
Impedance: 8 Ohms
Recommended amplifier power: ideally 10W-50W continuous but can be less
Power rating : 6W according to IEC 268-5
Material: Acoustic Fluted Composite (AFC)
Height: 720mm
Depth : 450mm, width: 540mm,
Weight: 0.9kg
WARNING: EXCESSIVE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS CAN BE GENERATED BY SOUNDPAX LOUDSPEAKERS - BE PARTICULARLY CAREFUL IF PLACING YOUR HEAD INSIDE THE BOX (DITTO FOR PETS).
Whats next ?.
Regards, Eric.
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Hi Bernard, Yes for UK30 pounds, with corporate logos printed on them, I am sure that these are a very good promotional device at exhibitions, functions etc.
BTW, the look of tweeter and bass drivers on the front panel are merely printed and not real.
Hey, you could even let the kids draw pretty pictures on the outsides, and Gaffa tape would be good for repairs.
The reviewers are quite happy with these.
http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h305.htm
http://www.flat-speaker.co.uk
A lot of 80's 3in1 systems had speakers not much stouter than strong cardboard, and these were very efficient and did not sound too bad.
Regards, Eric.
Hi Bernard, Yes for UK30 pounds, with corporate logos printed on them, I am sure that these are a very good promotional device at exhibitions, functions etc.
BTW, the look of tweeter and bass drivers on the front panel are merely printed and not real.
Hey, you could even let the kids draw pretty pictures on the outsides, and Gaffa tape would be good for repairs.
The reviewers are quite happy with these.
http://www.itreviews.co.uk/hardware/h305.htm
http://www.flat-speaker.co.uk
A lot of 80's 3in1 systems had speakers not much stouter than strong cardboard, and these were very efficient and did not sound too bad.
Regards, Eric.
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