- Diaphragm
The diaphragm of the loudspeaker is realized after a world-wide protected patent. An uncoupling mechanism separates the bass diaphragm from the more highly frequent sound portions.
The uncoupling mechanism is installed in such a way between voice coil neck and low clay/tone diaphragm that the low clay/tone diaphragm is not decoupled by the more highly frequent signal and does not radiate any more. The high clay/tone radiating range remains thereby in the ideal center of the construction and the entire transmission corresponds to the ideal single-point source.
That means, a construction had to be developed, which rests directly against the moving coil neck, that does not absorb high frequency sound parts and still transfers deep frequency parts fast enought. That seemed a nearly impossible goal. But after years of research work, persistent attempts and audio studies it could be managed perfectly. The result convinces. One of the best broadband diaphragms was developed, which actually is also able to radiate the complete frequency band.
The material of the diaphragm is a special paper mixture. Tests with exotic and high-technological diaphragm materials showed that these form usually an optimization on closer frequency bands - ideal for midrange and bass speakers ideally. For a broad-band radiating loudspeaker according to the piston principle these proved however as unsuitable.
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