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For any of you out there trying to build a neo motor, I'd want you to use extreme caution and be patient. It takes a lot of time and effort to build one correctly and not get killed in the process or lose some body parts.
If you’re just an average joe wanting to play with neo, I’d think long and hard about what you’re doing and if it’s really worth the trouble, if you have not a lot of experience with it. I can’t reinforce this idea enough. Everyone thinks it will not happen to them, but it does.
SO BE CAREFUL!
As far as other neo motors – I really believe my motor is the best on the market as it has a true top plate, that’s what has taken so long for me to master.
Here is the text from the site to explain the concept.
"After 5 years of work the Warden is finally here! The newly coming Warden is the next generation of all out SPL monsters – forget everything you’ve seen until this point. The Warden is the first True SPL subwoofer on the market that boost a steel top plate for maximum transfer of magnetic flux from the neodymium magnets to the gap which in turn equals more magnetic force to drive the cone to Extreme SPL levels. These six neodymium magnets act as one through one common top plate. Other subwoofers on the market have an aluminum top plate, which keeps the columns separated; this causes each column to independently transfer magnetic flux. This results in less SPL because the spaces between the columns do not transfer flux. For example if the Warden is say 500 horsepower in the gap, that power is constant, as the transfer of flux surrounds the coil and pushes and pulls on it with one authority. If the other unit was 500 horsepower too it would only be constant in the locations where the columns are located, the space between the two would be zero force, and the end result is less SPL.
The Warden has been lurking in the shadows for years, the rumors and myths that surround this driver have been circulating the internet for what seems like ages, but it’s finally here and we consider this to be our proudest accomplishment to date. "