[BruceSB]

There is a very interesting article, an interview really, which includes Rob from ER Audio.
It concerns the mini ESL panel which people here have experimented with and been interested in.
Well worth a read.
Here is the link.
http://www.hifizine.com/2013/03/the-electrostatic-sonic-panel-interview-with-charlie-van-dongen-and-rob-mackinlay/
Regards
Bruce

[SteveFord]

Boy, does that give me some ideas a bit further down the road.

[josh358]

There is a very interesting article, an interview really, which includes Rob from ER Audio.
It concerns the mini ESL panel which people here have experimented with and been interested in.
Well worth a read.
Here is the link.
http://www.hifizine.com/2013/03/the-electrostatic-sonic-panel-interview-with-charlie-van-dongen-and-rob-mackinlay/
Regards
Bruce

Very interesting article, thanks.

[Hank]

Thanks for posting the interview.  I've been corresponding with Rob about an application idea I had.

[jsm71]

From the article: "RM: I think versatility was another factor that was given in-depth consideration. The panel can be used in a simple 2.1 bookshelf application, in 2-way hybrid bookshelf speakers or a larger floor standing speaker using one or two panels in a stacked array."

My Janszen zA2.1s use two stat panels vertically stacked to form the array in each cabinet.  I noticed that Janszen was credited doing this even back to the 60s and 70s.  The approach makes for a wonderful product when mated to the right hybrid woofers.  I love these speakers.  The DIY possibilities do seem wide open.