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In the Thread: Magico: Robert Harley’s upperbass mouth.
Post Subject: Magico horn bass modulesPosted by Romy the Cat on: 7/11/2014
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I was pitching before that to make a loudspeaker with integrated LF module you have no ethical right to charge more then let say $20K retail. If you charge more then you have no mechanism to deliver anything for the money people pay. However, if you charge over half million dollars as Magico suggests their horn worth then you are a certifiable idiot if you use the integrated bass module. You just not idiot but you rather is absolutely uninformed about the nature of audio practice - wish kind of make you an idiot if you claim to be an audio maker...
Anyhow to demonstrate how much off those idiots are let me to leave aside the topological impotency of the Magico bass and let look at the implementation. I presume that Alon the Moron read my articles back in 2006 about Aurasound 18 incher as it was the time when he made his first Ultimate prototype. Like any idiots he heard noise but have no idea what it meant. Aura made Aurasound 1808 driver in 80s - phenomenal driver of used properly- was the only 18-inchers underhand voice coil ever produced. Later on in the end of the 90s they change it to NRT18-8, less sensitive version, slightly higher resonance and the paper saturated with epoxy to accommodate high power amplifiers for pro-audio installations. Even the NRT18-8 had the same motor and same suspension but it did not sound so good. The fool from Magico went for the their generation of Aura and they use in $500K speaker the Aurasound NS18 - a remarkable of shit:
https://www.solen.ca/pdf/aura/NS18-992-4A.pdf
The efficiency dropped for 10db!!! They use hard inertial rubber for suspension, an Aluminum cone and the driver has 10% distortion juts from fraction of power in bass. That is absolutely retarded and could be only topped by celebrated by the stupid industry Sanfaire subwoofers that deliver estimable 90% distortions.
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