[Kevin P]

Here it is.... click on the picture to be taken to the page.


http://www.diycable.com/main/product_info.php?products_id=533"target="_blank">http://www.diycable.com/main/images/product_large/533.jpg"hspace="3" vspace="3" border="0">

[Andrew JC]

Kevin sweet pics but you should state that the price is for one driver.  People may assume that the price is for a pair.

[EProvenzano]

Very nice indeed!
I'll be eagerly awaiting a 5.5 or 6.5" version of this driver. I hope it happens.

Thanks
EP

[Kevin P]

Done..... made some notes in the text.

Thanks for the input

[Kevin P]

The Extremis is going to be the 6.5" version.   It won't have the fancy phase plug for a couple reasons that have to do with break-up nodes and maximizing the Sd of the driver for 2-way applications.

It also has less usable high frequency bandwidth due to higher inductance but you don't want to use a driver that large full range anyway due to the narrowing polar response as you get higher in frequency.

The Extremis 6.5" should be available in a few weeks.

[EProvenzano]

I thought I read some where that the Extremis uses a Poly cone? If so, I would think this is inferior to paper. Thoughts?
Thanks

[Kevin P]

The poly cone has a lot of benefits in terms of low weight/stiffness ratios and Dan & Dave have worked on the edge termination extensively to control cone break-up.    

In terms of subjective characterization of the various cone materials I think that a lot of people jump to conclusions.  The popularity of a given cone material seems to be more a function of cultural factors rather than one based upon research or engineering.

[robertwb]

is this the 16 ohm version?

[Kevin P]

The pictures are of the 16 ohm version WR125ST.   We have both for sale and I'm working on the web site to reflect both choices.