I am led to believe that Tekton utilise this type of magnet in their TOTL Moab speakers....I wonder what led you to believe that?
Tarot cards, ouija board, industrial strength recreational pharmaceuticals, recent alien abduction?
Speaker magnets
Three questions:
1) The coil in a speaker when fed with current from the amplifier will produce its own magnetic field, presumably 4 layer coils more so. Over time does this ever have any effect on the characteristics of the speaker magnet?
2) Modern speakers have massive magnets compared with most vintage speakers. What advantage do they give a modern speaker over a vintage speaker?
3) Does the magnet in a speaker deteriorate to any noticeable amount just due to age?
1) The coil in a speaker when fed with current from the amplifier will produce its own magnetic field, presumably 4 layer coils more so. Over time does this ever have any effect on the characteristics of the speaker magnet?
2) Modern speakers have massive magnets compared with most vintage speakers. What advantage do they give a modern speaker over a vintage speaker?
3) Does the magnet in a speaker deteriorate to any noticeable amount just due to age?
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While most big woofers have large motor structures, it’s not the sole determination on quality and output. The 8” woofers used in the KEF 104/2 look like anything but impressive, yet their low end is output and power handling is remarkable. It’s the same with Hafler 300 speakers with two 6.5” woofers. Out of the cabinet, their not impressive yet they manage to pump out a tremendous low end quality and volume. |
I’ve been quite busy over the weekend :^) https://cursorium.co.uk/speaker-project/ More work to be done. |
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