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What parts and materials would a most advanced compression driver use ?

Posted by angeloitacare (D) on July 13, 2007 at 09:22:44

Not many companies do produce high-end, cost – no – object, compression drivers for domestic use with the most advanced techniques and best materials , for the most demanding users in mind.


What parts and materials would a most advanced compression driver use ?

Diamond diaphragma:

http://www.kinik.com/KINIK/products/newproducts_dd_en.asp

Keronite diaphrgama :

Keronite has developed a unique form of Plasma Electrolytic Oxidation (PEO), a chrome-free process which transforms the surface of light alloys such as aluminium and magnesium into a dense, hard ceramic with outstanding resistance to corrosion and wear.

Beryllium diaphragma :

http://www.electrofusionproducts.com/Web/BPDWeb.nsf/887b32b69845f4c285256a3a0052f362/e094ff9ae419c77c85256be4006f3c0a?OpenDocument

Hyperco 50A ( permendur ) : the best material for conductivity :

http://www.hightempmetals.com/techdata/hitempPermendurdata.php

anodized aluminium wire for voice coil :

www.oxinal.com

alnico7 magnet :

http://www.magnetosgerais.com.br/index.php?codpagina=00025955

company to develop and produce such a compression driver :

http://www.solidex-audio.com/

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