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| Newly patented, infinitely adjustable system tuning Pro bono for a future fee or %..maybe if your lucky.If you have applied, paid for and have published a Patent Pending then your fully protected to shop around your patent to potential customers. Good luck. Tom | |
| Newly patented, infinitely adjustable system tuning I have 3 patents working towards a 4th. Not always money makers except for the lawyers..have 4 attorneys in the family none are of the patent speciality. Tom | |
| What did you make for Christmas? My AcustaFan increases laminar flow in conjunction with elements of low shear that work in unison to condition the air in my listening room. Makes for great improvement on all CD's but most strange are a couple of live recordings that sound even ... | |
| Pick oldtimers memory. I had a pair of the downward firing type..a 12 inch in each. They were tight and clean but did not travel to the lowest frequencies. I never tried to eq these subs even though my system was bi amped. I remember them being a polycone material. Tom | |
| Thiel Owners So where did my post go that was a positive response to the Michael Hedges album. If it is Labor Day and Tammy is off then someone else has the power of the cleever. Who may that be? Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Peter of PBN speakers and electronics seems most likely. Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws We do the same with an internal crossover mounted on our points and the tuned externally like the woofer. Big difference there as well. Cant do that on springs or such musical deletion devices. Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws We have a resonance tuning method that can be performed from the outside back of our cast cabinets. Never tried it on mdf or the like. Couple of degrees and you get a different out come.Tighter slightly faster and maybe thinner..looser a little w... | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws There is a Audiogon member who replaced all of the steel fasteners on his PBN speakers with brass. He has them within a Star Sound Energy Room. Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws There are several types of brass most have 59 to 63 % copper and up to 3% lead the balance being zinc. I use 3 different brass types in my endpin designs for cello, though predominantly just 1 type. The differences are audible. I also use rare ear... | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Took a beatin in the early 2000's and kept on kickin..Robert and I..Thanks for the good speak. Always looking forward for a better way. Cryptic I am about some things I am working on and get excited about somethings that bring false hope but thos... | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Jetter where did that last post go? | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Jitter look up the transverse shear velocity of the metals you mentioned..add to that list aluminum and all their many cousins. Shear velocity and their polarities are a big key to how things sound and why they sound so different. Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Well Jitter where are you hiding Geoff Kait? Ask John yourself I dont have access to our customer data base at home. Tom | |
| Replacing driver screws with brass screws Roxy,It has worked for me and all of our customer base for over 20 years. Tom..Star Sound Technologies Tone Acoustics |