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Title: Electrostatic?
Post by: RonP on 8 Dec 2019, 09:01 pm

Hey Danny,

I was curious why the product lineup didn't include any electrostatic speakers. Is there a story here? It looks like you went Planar instead. They have different sounds the electrostatics vs planars. I was just curious.



thanks

Title: Re: Electrostatic?
Post by: Danny Richie on 9 Dec 2019, 06:03 pm

Quote from: RonP on  8 Dec 2019, 09:01 pm

Hey Danny,

I was curious why the product lineup didn't include any electrostatic speakers. Is there a story here? It looks like you went Planar instead. They have different sounds the electrostatics vs planars. I was just curious.

thanks

I've simply never designed an electrostatic speaker.

Title: Re: Electrostatic?
Post by: rich121 on 10 Feb 2020, 06:57 am

Quote from: Danny Richie on  9 Dec 2019, 06:03 pm

I've simple never designed and electrostatic speaker.

Not sure what that means?

Title: Re: Electrostatic?
Post by: Ragnar71 on 13 Feb 2020, 01:39 am

I’m going to take a guess and say he has never designed an electrostatic, and enjoys the Planars. He knows them, has been doing them so long he can probably guess his measurements before he reads them. He knows Planars and I’m pretty sure he could build an electrostatic better than most, but like anything the more he worked with it the better he would get , and he’s already put the work in on Planars. Just guessing really. Like a Ford & Chevy thing

Title: Re: Electrostatic?
Post by: Danny Richie on 13 Feb 2020, 03:03 am

Quote from: rich121 on 10 Feb 2020, 06:57 am

Not sure what that means?

Sorry for the typo's. Does it make sense now?

Title: Re: Electrostatic?
Post by: Sonicjoy on 13 Feb 2020, 01:14 pm

So many loudspeaker design possibility's so little time. Would be my guess.