field coil is yummy, the internal wood structure is marketing
Speaker oval shape with his interior choice was acoustically modeled and the prototype was made,
logically is one raison d'être for all work.
Drivers looks like two versions, one Supravox EXC another FR
https://www.supravox.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Fiche-Produit-165-Exc-web-1.pdf
Supravox
Edit: Was long time no post in da Pub from Gyuri friend and his galaxy stars show.
***** Hope Gyuri have fun *****
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Wait, what? Wouldn't the nooks and crannies provide diffraction and be effective at preventing standing waves at certain or all frequencies?
oval shape , OK , no objection
nooks and crannies .... they can help only in rigidity , but preventing standing waves ...... naah .....
just calc. wavelength , according to nooks dimensions ... even if you accept 10-fold bigger wavelength being dissipated across teeth , possible benefit is small , comparing to just one layer of proper volume dampening material
anyway , I don't care ......
nooks and crannies .... they can help only in rigidity , but preventing standing waves ...... naah .....
just calc. wavelength , according to nooks dimensions ... even if you accept 10-fold bigger wavelength being dissipated across teeth , possible benefit is small , comparing to just one layer of proper volume dampening material
anyway , I don't care ......
Neither do I. Plus, if it doesn't really matter then I don't need to go out and find someone with a cnc machine.
maybe lost far far away in a gallaxy a long time ago....
he could just tell us he is safe at least....
we want more pics Gyuri!!!!!
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The First Loudspeaker
It's an interesting twist of fate that I should end up living in the town where the loudspeaker was invented. I recently found an article in the local paper that was written in 2015, right around the 100th anniversary of it's invention.
You can read the article here.
It's an interesting twist of fate that I should end up living in the town where the loudspeaker was invented. I recently found an article in the local paper that was written in 2015, right around the 100th anniversary of it's invention.
You can read the article here.
Morgan Motor Company: The Most Honest Car Factory in the World - /DRIVEN
1970 Morgan Plus 8 Hot Rod - Jay Leno's Garage
Without robots but wood and people's hands work
1970 Morgan Plus 8 Hot Rod - Jay Leno's Garage
Without robots but wood and people's hands work
