[R_burke]

That you were going to introduce a speaker line, what ever happened to that idea?

[Roger A. Modjeski]

I will be putting them up on the website as soon as my guy returns from vacation. One is a monitor based on the FE-103 (for the SE amps) and the other is an all out electrostatic.

[bpape]

Hmmmm.  Any chance we might be seeing/hearing those at RMAF????   

Bryan

[Roger A. Modjeski]

thats is a possibility. They will be presented at the October meeting of the Phoenix Audio Society.

[Roger A. Modjeski]

Hi,

I have posted pictures of the ESL and FE-103 systems in the AC gallery.

Roger

[JohnR]

Here's the link to Roger's gallery:

http://www.audiocircle.com/index.php?action=gallery;area=browse;user=39004

(Sorry Roger, one day it will be automatically linked to your profile!)

[jeffreybehr]

thats is a possibility. They will be presented at the October meeting of the Phoenix Audio Society.

Indeed, and the members of the Arizona Audio Video Club are looking forward to hosting Roger and his products and also finding the right time and place for this meeting.

[NealH]

Are these electrostatic panels curved for a richer dispersion?  I can't tell from the pictures but, they don't look like it. 

[Roger A. Modjeski]

My ESL has excellent dispersion and achieves this without curving the panel. One cannot stretch a diaphram in a curved panel without making many comprimomises. If this needs further explanation let me know. There is indeed a way to do this but it requires wide electrode spacing and high polarizing voltages.

The popular ESL, whose name I need not mention,has a high crossover point (700 Hz typically) and thus is really a two way speaker with a cone woofer and ES tweeter.

Roger

[Russell Dawkins]

So, Roger - at this stage can you say whether you will attend RMAF?

[Roger A. Modjeski]

Not going to RMAF this year, but will give it some thought for next year.

[woodsyi]

Hello Roger,

I enjoy reading your posts.  I think this is my first post in your circle and I want to make it known that I am not trolling  -- I just want to learn for future purchase considerations.  I have a pair a smaller curved Sound Lab stats.  What are the pros and cons of a curved design.

Regard,