Transmission line speakers!

tomic601....and Beano won’t stop it!

Real drag for us refried fans...having to stay downwind to download, degauss, denigrate the local atmosphere....not to mention the potential of cheek chunks...

(I know... "Too much information, runnin’ through my head..." Thanks, Sting....*G*)

*sigh* 6’o1, half dozen of the other.... ;)

@reubent , never heard or heard of the Clements RT7’s. but a quick drill-about brought up a look@.....👍 Taller ribbon versions of that sort seem to present a nice stage, I’ve a smaller bookshelf pair that mate nicely with the home flat screen. Part of a small Philips set bought to ’fill in the blank’ awhile back.

One CN vendor (NewformResearch.com) has tweaked my interest with theirs, but never pulled the itchy trigger of mine to try. Never read any comments here, but would expect the HF drivers to respond nicely. That, and not being a dipole would be an attraction for the room(s) not suited for such.... If any have any thoughts upon, would be of interest perhaps...

Seems to be TL cabs beneath, but could be wrong.....*horrors* Me, Wrong?!

Yeah, weakly....*L*

J

My Shahinian's were transmission line, as were my TDLs. I think PWK's folded horn was an extension of the principal.

Many of the speakers that Dale Pitcher designed utilized transmission lines. He was responsible for the Essence, Intuitive Design, and Mosaic Acoustics line ups. 

A lot of Mark Audio full range drivers use Mass Loaded Transmission Line (MLTL) speaker enclosure designs to optimize their bass response. They are modern designs that more resemble bass reflex boxes in appearance with a duct at the bottom of the cabinet.

@roxy54 u welcome, it was a chance to relive my youth…..