IDK, I had asked about an MAOP 7/11MS in addition to current models in the MAOP line and assumed he was referring to "MS" as a special version driver.
I would hope the "MS" drivers are the next MAOP's to be made available as they are the latest advanced driver technology from the MA lineup.
Any success?
Hi Dave! Any luck with these? I am ready to install drivers. If you haven't found them do you think they are there? Should I wait or order from Madisound?
Thanks!
MG
Hi Dave! Any luck with these? I am ready to install drivers. If you haven't found them do you think they are there? Should I wait or order from Madisound?
Thanks!
MG
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MarkAudio is developing a mica cone full-range driver.
8cm full range with mica mixed paper diaphragm (CHN50P , under development)
The CHN50P is the lightest diaphragm in the company's range, with a moving mass of less than 1g, and is driven by a powerful magnetic circuit with a stroke of 3.5mm. The CHN50P is driven by a powerful magnetic circuit with a stroke of 3.5mm, and a rear suspension with dampers 30% softer than those of previous models, to ensure that even the finest signals flowing through the voice coil are faithfully reproduced.
[MA Japanese distributor's blog].
CHN５０P（マイカ混紡コーン）とTozzi one kitのセット がステレオサウンドオンラインから発売開始です。ご存じですか？ - fidelitatem sound のオーディオと音楽ブログ
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MarkAudio is developing a mica cone full-range driver.
8cm full range with mica mixed paper diaphragm (CHN50P , under development)
The CHN50P is the lightest diaphragm in the company's range, with a moving mass of less than 1g, and is driven by a powerful magnetic circuit with a stroke of 3.5mm. The CHN50P is driven by a powerful magnetic circuit with a stroke of 3.5mm, and a rear suspension with dampers 30% softer than those of previous models, to ensure that even the finest signals flowing through the voice coil are faithfully reproduced.
[MA Japanese distributor's blog].
CHN５０P（マイカ混紡コーン）とTozzi one kitのセット がステレオサウンドオンラインから発売開始です。ご存じですか？ - fidelitatem sound のオーディオと音楽ブログ
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Howdy y'all. I'm building a pair of Sea Stacks now and I'd like some advice on damping materials for lining the walls.
Ultratouch insulation is the most common recommendation, but it appears to be out of production. I can't find any for sale.
I can find SAE industrial felt for sale, but it's pretty expensive. I'd have to spend as much for the felt as I did for the drivers, and that seems silly. If I do use the industrial felt, what thickness should I buy?
What is 'accoustic fiberglass' and where can I find it?
I thought I read somewhere that acoustic foam, the black eggcrate stuff, is no good for these speakers. Is that right?
Thanks!
Ultratouch insulation is the most common recommendation, but it appears to be out of production. I can't find any for sale.
I can find SAE industrial felt for sale, but it's pretty expensive. I'd have to spend as much for the felt as I did for the drivers, and that seems silly. If I do use the industrial felt, what thickness should I buy?
What is 'accoustic fiberglass' and where can I find it?
I thought I read somewhere that acoustic foam, the black eggcrate stuff, is no good for these speakers. Is that right?
Thanks!
Owens-Corning 703 duct board is most common FG insulation in speakers: Owens-Corning 703 duct board - Google Search
I used this stuff for my sea stacks; based on my research at the time I believe it's acceptable. Easy to work with too:
Frost King CF1"No Itch" Natural Cotton Multi-Purpose Insulation, 16 x 1 x 48" https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B004Y6SX1Y/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_AET9XFYDQF9EFJSFF69X
Frost King CF1"No Itch" Natural Cotton Multi-Purpose Insulation, 16 x 1 x 48" https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B004Y6SX1Y/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_AET9XFYDQF9EFJSFF69X