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30KV, but low amps, using the same power as a speaker of similar size. It's actually a pretty good speaker, as it contains no moving parts. The disadvantage is
by iwwr 15y ago
30KV, but low amps, using the same power as a speaker of similar size.
It's actually a pretty good speaker, as it contains no moving parts. The disadvantage is not being very good for indoor spaces, since electric arcs generate ozone.
- rorrr 15y agoExcept that your regular speaker doesn't have live wires sticking out. > It's actually a pretty good speaker, as it contains no moving parts That's a strange qualification for a "good speaker". Reliable, maybe. Good - I don't know, but it sounded like crap in that video (maybe just a bad recording).
- andor 15y agoThat's a strange qualification for a "good speaker". Reliable, maybe. Good - I don't know, but it sounded like crap in that video (maybe just a bad recording). Less mass to move means less inertia. For precise playback of high frequencies, this is what you want. So having no moving parts in a tweeter is a great start. As a next step, one could figure out how to reduce the distortion that makes it "sound like crap".