Compression Titanium Worlds finest tweet ever engineered


Refute this opinion
mozartfan

Showing 2 responses by atmasphere

The foam is glued inside to the back cover of the compression driver. Also, the titanium diaphragm is coated with aquaplas for damping resonance, within the diaphragm. See the link below for a well engineered titanium compression driver.

https://www.hifido.co.jp/sold/14-81603-12031-00.html?LNG=E
Hm. The diaphragm seems to have a Ti suspension, rather than something that would allow for more excursion. IMO/IME this tends to lead to greater possibility of breakups in the audio band. Kapton can be used as a surround to improve that...
The beryllium drivers in my speakers have their first breakup at 35KHz.


The links provided didn't say anything about Ti diaphragms. I googled a few but without more info none of them seem to do as well as the drivers I already have. So I'm going with 'refuted' for now.