Je l'ai mesuré avec REW, il couvre plutôt de 270 à 17 Khz avec quelques petits creux à 8 et 10 khz, mais quand même très bel exploit pour un seul haut parleur. Sa place serait plus appropriée dans une Khorn, car plus équilibré, comme elle démarre à 33 Hz, une couverture 33-17Khz serait plus équilibré et agréable à l'écoute. Qui à les moyens de se payer des enceintes à ce prix, et a encore la faculté auditive à percevoir les sons au dessus de 15Khz ?
Can you explain what you mean?, to some degree all metals have magnetism, and it how they react with electricity and conductivity that matters in a voice coli,
@@porkchopspapi5757 if im not mistaken, the magnetic field is generated by current flowing in the cylinder shaped coil, independently of the wire magnetic properties, the field can be generated by copper or aluminum (iron, nickel, cobalt, and the list goes on) as long as the current flows from one point of the wire to the other. Wires itself (with "wires" i mean simply a peace of straight wire, not coil wounded) generate a magnetic field, but is much smaller as the shape have a real impact in field strength. Greetings from Argentina.
Actually a good question. As others stated, aluminum isn't magnetic in the traditional sense. However, any current conducting wire formed into a coil exhibits the electro-magnetic behavior needed for audio transducers.
Voice coils are no permanent magnets, they are electromagnets, the current that passes throught them that genererates the magnetic field. There are permanent magnets in the speaker motor and their static field interacts with the field of the voice coil, generating motion.
I have already seen the response curve of the BMS 4594HE, although it manages to do better above 17Khz, it is not as regular in its response curve, and needs an additional filter for its high frequency part, that is above 6Khz!
Can this waveguide apparently developed for the 2050 be purchased anywhere? All I can find are waveguides with a 500 Hz lower cutoff.
Je l'ai mesuré avec REW, il couvre plutôt de 270 à 17 Khz avec quelques petits creux à 8 et 10 khz, mais quand même très bel exploit pour un seul haut parleur. Sa place serait plus appropriée dans une Khorn, car plus équilibré, comme elle démarre à 33 Hz, une couverture 33-17Khz serait plus équilibré et agréable à l'écoute.
Qui à les moyens de se payer des enceintes à ce prix, et a encore la faculté auditive à percevoir les sons au dessus de 15Khz ?
How much is this unit it's awesome looking
but how does it sound ,,
A basic tech question. How can a voice coil be non magnetic aluminum?
Can you explain what you mean?, to some degree all metals have magnetism, and it how they react with electricity and conductivity that matters in a voice coli,
@@soundheaven I was thinking aren't voice coils copper, but realized copper is (I think) no more magnetic than aluminum.
@@porkchopspapi5757 if im not mistaken, the magnetic field is generated by current flowing in the cylinder shaped coil, independently of the wire magnetic properties, the field can be generated by copper or aluminum (iron, nickel, cobalt, and the list goes on) as long as the current flows from one point of the wire to the other. Wires itself (with "wires" i mean simply a peace of straight wire, not coil wounded) generate a magnetic field, but is much smaller as the shape have a real impact in field strength. Greetings from Argentina.
Actually a good question.
As others stated, aluminum isn't magnetic in the traditional sense.
However, any current conducting wire formed into a coil exhibits the electro-magnetic behavior needed for audio transducers.
Voice coils are no permanent magnets, they are electromagnets, the current that passes throught them that genererates the magnetic field. There are permanent magnets in the speaker motor and their static field interacts with the field of the voice coil, generating motion.
Can you buy this red horn? I'm considering the drivers but this horn would be great too.
Please email sales@lean-business.co.uk we can help
How do these compare to the BMS 4594HE ? See my channel for the BMS playing
Checking current prices: This sells at €1100, almost twice the price. I expect them to do better. If not, the BMS clearly is better value.
I have already seen the response curve of the BMS 4594HE, although it manages to do better above 17Khz, it is not as regular in its response curve, and needs an additional filter for its high frequency part, that is above 6Khz!
Sure, let me know if you would like a deal? sales@lean-business.co.uk
Still not as big as the Community M4 though it was 4 inch exit , six and a half inch dia.
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