Yeah really curious how this would work. Some kinda horn?You guys are hilarious. What they did with that coaxial speaker is something I've not seen before. I can't say I fully understand what they're doing, as according to the picture it appears the tweeter plays through the motor into the back side of the woofer cone.
The new design they created probably will infact surpass most standard coax designs when it comes to playing a range of frequencies with less distortion and better output.You guys are hilarious. What they did with that coaxial speaker is something I've not seen before. I can't say I fully understand what they're doing, as according to the picture it appears the tweeter plays through the motor into the back side of the woofer cone.
You should really stop trying to bring up what Jacob or his company has said or done.I wish I could find the thread were Jacob tested some supercharged dd subs. Let me see if I can dig it up.
Idk I can't find the link but I do remember something about supercharging throwing off the inductance and making it not very linear on long strokes.
No one cares. This thread isnt about subs. Don't need to see DD's supercharged bullshit in every thread.I wish I could find the thread were Jacob tested some supercharged dd subs. Let me see if I can dig it up.
Idk I can't find the link but I do remember something about supercharging throwing off the inductance and making it not very linear on long strokes.
It does cost a lot of money to design and pay for tooling for a new product. I think you don't know how much can be done with simulations to predict the performance of speakers. Also, once a speaker is built there is testing to show exactly how it performs in controlled conditions. In the case of full range speakers, tweeters, etc. the measurements can be attributed with a great deal of accuracy to the design and materials chosen. This site publishes reviews based on results of one precise way to test speakers: http://medleysmusings.com/The new design they created probably will infact surpass most standard coax designs when it comes to playing a range of frequencies with less distortion and better output.
But all in all it we need actual tests done to fully commend them on a new idea like this.
Most new ideas have already been thought of, but usually are not produced because of costs & actual proof it would help in perfecting the design of such speaker.
The ones you linked are not full rangeThis isn't new.... Eminence (pro audio) has made coaxials like this for years. And I'm sure other pro audio companies have as well. I was actually considering a pair of the eminence coax's in my next install since I'm sponsored by them.
But, DD is good about bringing things from other spectrums of the audio world and making them relevant to car audio. DD may be a bit more expensive than the fly by night cookie cutter companies, but I don't mind supporting them most of the time. They don't bring a TON of innovation to the table, but much more so than most SPL oriented brands. Talk bad about DD all you want, but I guarantee my Z's will be louder than anyone with a 2 driver setup that talks bad about DD.
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**** BETA 8CX, 10CX, 12CX and ACOUSTINATOR™ CX 2008 are coaxial speakers with tweeter sold separately. Published Usable Frequency response contingent upon use of APT 50 HF Driver.The ones you linked are not full range