Some of the people posting on here really should read some of Bob Carvers white papers on the technology used before jumping to conclusions...
Elaborate.
Some of the people posting on here really should read some of Bob Carvers white papers on the technology used before jumping to conclusions...
Those are NOT Parts Express tweeters.
What are they?
Those are folded ribbon drivers that are six inches long but have the surface area of one of the sixty inch ribbons that were in his previous Amazing Loudspeakers.
I'm kind of surprised at the lack of respect shown by some here for Bob Carver.
"All Audio, No Attitude"
Those are folded ribbon drivers that are six inches long but have the surface area of one of the sixty inch ribbons that were in his previous Amazing Loudspeakers.
All XT-Series Cinema Ribbons share a specialized ribbon tweeter. At only 6 inches tall it boasts nearly 10 feet of ribbon material. Notice the faint lines in this picture? Each of those is a pass of the ribbon through the neodymium magnet's field. The numerous windings allow Cinema Ribbons to project an enormous soundstage while fitting in the palm of your hand. The golden sheen you see on the ribbon is from its coating of Kapton - a lightweight material that allows it to play at very high volume without overheating.
I was thinking the same thing...
Publicity born of controversy has never made Bob sweat in the past, in fact it's served him well.
At 4 pages in length already, i'd wager this thread will serve him well in the same capacity.
I have a feeling that his sentiments from reading this thread thus far would be something like "oh goodie! they're buzzing about them already".
I don't know Bob Carver or anything about him, but I like him already just for the fact that he has designed the feet for that thing patterned after a Klingon Battle Cruiser. Yay, go Trekies.
