20-Sep-2021, 23:05
Hi there,
the phantom woofer is not a slim aluminum dome but really thick. Why and how was it calculated?
the phantom woofer is not a slim aluminum dome but really thick. Why and how was it calculated?
Devialet Dome Woofer thickness
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20-Sep-2021, 23:05
Hi there,
the phantom woofer is not a slim aluminum dome but really thick. Why and how was it calculated?
21-Sep-2021, 16:36
(20-Sep-2021, 23:05)CertifiedLoverBoy98 Wrote: Hi there,To get a proper answer you have to ask Devialet's engineers.
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21-Sep-2021, 17:34
23-Sep-2021, 12:58
It probably has to be rather thick because it is very exposed. But reading about all the mishaps and dents happening to the woofer it is still not thick enough.
08-May-2022, 16:25
(20-Sep-2021, 23:05)CertifiedLoverBoy98 Wrote: Hi there, The thickest the best for resistance, the lightest the best for movement... but considering resistance they are two main factors : people's mistake manipulating their speaker but also the resistance during excursions at a high volume. Considering this speaker has a closed enclosure, there is a really strong "sucking effort" there than needs a hard membrane !
03-Nov-2022, 21:54
04-Nov-2022, 09:12
Thickness it to withstand the enormous pressure. This is a sealed design with very large excursion.
When you have SAM and over 1kW to drive each speaker thanks to ADH, weight is not really an issue. My two cents, Jean-Marie MacBook Air M2 -> RAAT/Air -> WiFi -> PLC -> Ethernet -> Devialet 220pro with Core Infinity (upgraded from 120) -> AperturA Armonia
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