Any idea where I can get BG Neo10's from, Iv'e looked around but the only place Ive found then, they are out of stock. BG, Neo10 - n10 by: BG Radia - Meniscus Audio Group, Inc.| Speaker
David
David
I would ask around your area. Their market seems to be very restrictive. Present yourself as a serious (DIY) professional. I would try here.
THAILAND
Fuzion Far East Ltd.
21/109 Royal City Ave.
Rama9 Road Bangkapi
Huaykwang Bangkok 10320
Thailand
Tel - +66 02 641 4545
Fax - +66 02 641 4548
HONG KONG / PR CHINA
Shalom AV Technology Ltd.
Room 1, 1/F, Wah Shing Centre
11-13 Shing Yip Street
Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hong Kong
Tel - +852 2398 1263
Fax - +852-2390 9113
E-mail: shalomav@netvigator.com
Web: www.shalomav.com.hk
THAILAND
Fuzion Far East Ltd.
21/109 Royal City Ave.
Rama9 Road Bangkapi
Huaykwang Bangkok 10320
Thailand
Tel - +66 02 641 4545
Fax - +66 02 641 4548
HONG KONG / PR CHINA
Shalom AV Technology Ltd.
Room 1, 1/F, Wah Shing Centre
11-13 Shing Yip Street
Kwun Tong, Kowloon
Hong Kong
Tel - +852 2398 1263
Fax - +852-2390 9113
E-mail: shalomav@netvigator.com
Web: www.shalomav.com.hk
Hallo David,
just discovert that the Noe 10 is now on the menue at Parts Express, for round about 155 Dollar/US
. But they are out of stock there as well till 11/5/2010
. But as far as i can see there are no sales restrictions like US only like they are at menicus.
Greets Fabian
just discovert that the Noe 10 is now on the menue at Parts Express, for round about 155 Dollar/US
Greets Fabian
I have had them in stock for the past year and a half.
And your service is always top notch! You helped me put together an array of TB woofers a few years back, using a model which wasn't even listed on your web site. Big kudos for that, and I'd highly recommend you as a vendor to anyone on this forum.
I have had them in stock for the past year and a half.
Danny, I followed the thread on your forum about them and NEVER saw that you had them for sale.....did I miss it, or were you keeping hush hush about them?
Greg
Until last month BG did not want them sold as individual drivers. They allowed me to have them because I was developing a product line for the commercial market. I have been developing this product line for one of my clients over the past year or more. So you might see some serious open baffle line sources on the market near the first next year using them. The line will be fairly costly and quantities made are not expected to be high. So neither my client or I was willing to commit to the type of quantities that would have kept them off of the market as individual drivers. At least not for now.
..and another source:
Bohlender Graebener Neo10 Planar Transducer | Parts-Express.com
..(though definitely consider Danny as your first source! ..having purchased my Neo8's from him (happily). Danny does need to get them "up" on his website however.)
Bohlender Graebener Neo10 Planar Transducer | Parts-Express.com
..(though definitely consider Danny as your first source! ..having purchased my Neo8's from him (happily). Danny does need to get them "up" on his website however.)
..and another source:
Bohlender Graebener Neo10 Planar Transducer | Parts-Express.com
..(though definitely consider Danny as your first source! ..having purchased my Neo8's from him (happily). Danny does need to get them "up" on his website however.)
I have done the deal with Danny, drivers on the way
I have done the deal with Danny, drivers on the way![]()
Congratulations! You made a good choice to spend the extra $ for them over some other cone drivers. Good luck with your build.
Greg
Congratulations! You made a good choice to spend the extra $ for them over some other cone drivers. Good luck with your build.
Greg
I second that!
Baffle Width for Neo10
This probably isnt the place to ask, but ask I will. Has anyone got an idea of the reccomended baffle width for the Neo10. Planars dont appear to have the same paramenter as standard driver, & the software I have needs parameter to work.
If worst come to worst it will be trial & error, I'm usually good at the error part
David
This probably isnt the place to ask, but ask I will. Has anyone got an idea of the reccomended baffle width for the Neo10. Planars dont appear to have the same paramenter as standard driver, & the software I have needs parameter to work.
If worst come to worst it will be trial & error, I'm usually good at the error part
David
Hallo David,
you can simulate the influence of the baffle even on recatular drivers with the wonderfull tool "Edge": Home of the Edge
Good luck and much fun on your built
Fabian
you can simulate the influence of the baffle even on recatular drivers with the wonderfull tool "Edge": Home of the Edge
Good luck and much fun on your built
Fabian
I was dissapointed with the neo3's - curious to know how the neo10's will sound...
Shame about your timing on that comment.
Hallo David,
you can simulate the influence of the baffle even on recatular drivers with the wonderfull tool "Edge": Home of the Edge
Good luck and much fun on your built
Fabian
Thank you, have downloaded & am playing
Shame about your timing on that comment.![]()
If you do a search on *all* of the smaller BG planars you'll see a wide variety of opinions.
This is almost exclusively do to implementation.
Any time you use a rear chamber on the drivers you are likely subjecting them to compromises in overall sound quality.
Any time you use them open baffle they are HUGELY dependent on the baffle and summing with other drivers.
On top of all this the larger drivers not only have a rising response, but they also operate as line-sources at higher freq.s..
I have had them in stock for the past year and a half.
I can see the Neo3 and the 8, but not the 10 - now out of stock?
I can see the Neo3 and the 8, but not the 10 - now out of stock?
In stock just on the web site.
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