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I think it will interesting to see how these low crossed tweeters work out. For adult critical listening no problem, but if any of these speakers will find their way into a young persons party situation thing may end badly.
I think it will interesting to see how these low crossed tweeters work out. For adult critical listening no problem, but if any of these speakers will find their way into a young persons party situation thing may end badly.
I think it will interesting to see how these low crossed tweeters work out. For adult critical listening no problem, but if any of these speakers will find their way into a young persons party situation thing may end badly.
Unlike tubes and vinyl, field coils can actually offer objective technical advantages, specifically the ability to adjust the motor factor (BL) via the excitation current. This allows the drive system to be directly tuned to the enclosure and target parameters.
Whether the additional effort (power supply, power loss, complexity) is worth it is another matter entirely.
Unlike tubes and vinyl, field coils can actually offer objective technical advantages, specifically the ability to adjust the motor factor (BL) via the excitation current.
Yes but in this case I didn't see any obvious adjustment. If it's not I don't see the point, seems like a novelty adding cost as opposed to a deal breaker with a competitive design.
I agree tubes and vinyl are flawed but outside of cost and energy use what are the flaws of field coils? As far as I know they only have technical advantages of a stronger and more consistent and more adjustable magnetic field and they don't degrade over time like permanent magnets. The cost and energy use probably makes them impractical but field coils don't really belong in the same category as vinyl records and tubes.
speaking of field coils... the really cool kids use moving (?)field coil phono cartridges, too! Maybe this Dave Slagle creation had fixed electromagnets and moving iron, I don't recall any more.