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sMASH wrote:Me, I would just add weight to the sub diaphragm, to shift the resonance down to 30hz.
And where that reduces the upper range of that driver, put another driver to fill that gap.
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well that is different, wonder how come nobody else did it b4 ,
sMASH wrote:Some company did have dual motors, but for spl..
Steve Meade used them back in the day, in some vids.
timelapse wrote:Would alnico magnets work? Stronger field in a smaller package.
I understood all of that.Brian Steele wrote:sMASH wrote:Some company did have dual motors, but for spl..
Steve Meade used them back in the day, in some vids.
Not the same thing.
Ok, let me see if I can try to explain the idea, at least how I understand it.
Take any normal bass driver, without any power applied to it. Deflect the cone from its rest position by pushing on it and then releasing. The cone will be bought back to its rest position by its suspension, the spider being responsible for most of the restoring force with the surround providing the rest. The only things providing a restoring force to the cone are the spider and the surround.
With this new driver, magnetic attraction is added to that list of forces acting on the cone, and this additional force is working in opposition to the restoring force provided by spider and the surround, i.e. , the more you deflect the cone from the rest position, the more this new force pulls the cone away from its rest position. If this new force is more powerful than the restoring force provided by the spider and surround, the cone will never return to its rest position. I'm guessing that it's likely tuned to be slightly less, which is going to significantly reduce the resonance frequency of the driver, without having to resort to efficiency-robbing solutions like adding a lot of mass to the cone, or problematic solutions like using very weak spiders to lower the resonance frequency.
Well, at least that's my guess as to what's going on with this "Repel Attract Driver"
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