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<blockquote data-quote="paikiah" data-source="post: 234013" data-attributes="member: 545724"><p>tweeters are usually offered with either a silk dome (smoother, gentle tones) and titanium domes (sharp, crsip tones)</p><p></p><p>mids and subs, they require very stiff cone materials, and at the same time needs to be light. Papercones are the most ocmmonly found element for sub cone material, I should think. Paper, treated with special layers of stiffening thingy (i dunno)</p><p></p><p>I think that's why ED has designed the subs as they are right now. No cone flex whatsoever, says Ben in the website. ( or at least I think that's what he said) I dunno if there can be such a thing is NO flexingon ANy material in this world, but I think it's safe to assume that Ben meant that his sub cones are stiff as hell.</p><p></p><p>Focals use something called polyglass or something. I don't think that material is that important so long as it is light and rigid.</p><p></p><p>(If I'm wrong, and there is a high chance of it), please be gentle, for this is what I understand if it right now. I've stocked up on a lot of books about speakers andamplifier designing in general. Currently trying to attempt building vacuum tube power amps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="paikiah, post: 234013, member: 545724"] tweeters are usually offered with either a silk dome (smoother, gentle tones) and titanium domes (sharp, crsip tones) mids and subs, they require very stiff cone materials, and at the same time needs to be light. Papercones are the most ocmmonly found element for sub cone material, I should think. Paper, treated with special layers of stiffening thingy (i dunno) I think that's why ED has designed the subs as they are right now. No cone flex whatsoever, says Ben in the website. ( or at least I think that's what he said) I dunno if there can be such a thing is NO flexingon ANy material in this world, but I think it's safe to assume that Ben meant that his sub cones are stiff as hell. Focals use something called polyglass or something. I don't think that material is that important so long as it is light and rigid. (If I'm wrong, and there is a high chance of it), please be gentle, for this is what I understand if it right now. I've stocked up on a lot of books about speakers andamplifier designing in general. Currently trying to attempt building vacuum tube power amps. [/QUOTE]
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