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Anyone heard about

A relatively new material made of pure carbon. Wondering if it might find uses in the audiophile world?
Just speculation on my part but maybe in circuits, speaker drivers (cones or some kind of film), cables? Supposedly conducts current as well as copper.
Would like to hear opinions or speculation, especially from those who know more about this stuff than me (minimal).
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drumhead4
20 posts
 
Flawless diamond is pure carbon.
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marakanetz
5,473 posts
 
It's a Gryphon material that has parameters close to super-conductivity. You can wiki- it.
The large downside of this material that it can't be used as semi-conductor which would limit its applications in the world of audio and electronics.
guido.d.corona
35 posts
 
Do you mean graphene? See:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene

As for live applications in audio, such as ultrarigid and superlight speaker membranes, ultracapacitors, and so on.... We might have to wait a spell. G.
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