I saw a link to this - Dior Men's Winter 2021-2022 Collection.
Are the speakers real or CGI?
Dior Men?s Winter 2021-2022 Collection - YouTube
If real, are there any details of them?
Are the speakers real or CGI?
Dior Men?s Winter 2021-2022 Collection - YouTube
If real, are there any details of them?
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IMHO: they are real props. Thin hardboard and woodgrain paint. It is amazing what a good theater scene-shop can do.
From an unpublished work of copyright infringement:
Fred said, "Can I hang around? I never saw the back end of a theater."
"I shouldn't, it takes all the magic out of the play if you see what lies behind the pretty sets. But be my guest. Wander around, stay out of the way, don't yank on any ropes."
Fred Finch was fascinated. Things that would have looked impressive from the front in stage-light turned out to be the merest shells up close in work-light. A heavy carved table turned out to be light as cardboard, mostly foam plastic with carvings that might have been done with a butterknife, all painted to look like wood from a distance but just a smear when seen up close.
From an unpublished work of copyright infringement:
Fred said, "Can I hang around? I never saw the back end of a theater."
"I shouldn't, it takes all the magic out of the play if you see what lies behind the pretty sets. But be my guest. Wander around, stay out of the way, don't yank on any ropes."
Fred Finch was fascinated. Things that would have looked impressive from the front in stage-light turned out to be the merest shells up close in work-light. A heavy carved table turned out to be light as cardboard, mostly foam plastic with carvings that might have been done with a butterknife, all painted to look like wood from a distance but just a smear when seen up close.
Those speakers are not real, but the ones on the right are based on old theater horns such as the Altec A1, A2, etc. which were similar to older Western Electric and RCA MI-9462 designs. That said, any of those designs would have also had a high frequency horn above them, and also had bass reflex port slots visible on the "wings".
A straight quad 15" (or possibly 18", depending on the head size of the walking guy) bass horn as depicted would not provide much gain below around 95 Hz, not worth the size.
A straight quad 15" (or possibly 18", depending on the head size of the walking guy) bass horn as depicted would not provide much gain below around 95 Hz, not worth the size.
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