electrostatic

Looks interesting. Would sound engineers ever use electrostatic speakers for mastering ? https://poporiacoustics.com/hu/home-3/

Hello, this is my first post here. I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on the differences between using dedicated voltage amplifier and step up transformer with speaker amplifier to drive electrostatic headphones. I've tried electrostatic headphones recently and I am thinking...

was considering buying some older stax headphones, but concerned about how long theyll last... i know speakers for example, might require replacement of the foam edge around a woofer. so not sure if its worth trying, or if i should just buy new models and avoid the headache. are there...

And so begins yet another needlessly complex project. I should disclaim before the talk of how dangerous dealing with multi-kV systems is and how I'll hurt myself that I'm in my last year of an electrical engineering undergrad, so I know how to work with high voltage safely. I'm in the design...

Right now I'm in the market for a Stax SR-009(S) and I'm in the search for an amplifier to go with it. My issue is there are a lot of tube (valve)-based ones, and this is a deal-breaker for me. I'm not assuming those valve amplifiers measure bad (we just don't know), I just do not like valves...