[tinyman392]

What is the difference between electrodynamic drivers and dynamic drivers.  After doing some Wikipedia research, they seem to be the exact same thing.  Can anyone confirm this for me please?

 

[DaBomb77766]

Pretty sure they're the exact same thing.  Probably just some sort of new buzzword.

 

[tinyman392]

LOL, thanks...  I saw in on SonoCore's website: http://www.sonocore.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2263703
 
I thought it said electrostatic and it confused the heck out of me...  Then I re-read and saw electrodynamic, and though, What does that mean?

 

[DaBomb77766]

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LOL, thanks...  I saw in on SonoCore's website: http://www.sonocore.com/apps/webstore/products/show/2263703
 
I thought it said electrostatic and it confused the heck out of me...  Then I re-read and saw electrodynamic, and though, What does that mean?

...exactly.

 

[scompton]

It may just be a literal translation by a non native English speaker.  That may be what dynamic drivers are called in Korean.

 

[tinyman392]

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It may just be a literal translation by a non native English speaker.  That may be what dynamic drivers are called in Korean.

That makes sense.  Thanks.

 

[nick n]

Thanks for that info you saved me some $$$ on a spur of the moment purchase. They sure looked like an Ortho. Thought it was another name for that, but it seemed odd. I wonder how many people that has nailed.

 

[tinyman392]

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Thanks for that info you saved me some $$$ on a spur of the moment purchase. They sure looked like an Ortho. Thought it was another name for that, but it seemed odd. I wonder how many people that has nailed.

LOL.  You're most welcome.  I doubt they nailed anyone.  I do own a pair of the SonoCores though.  They aren't flat, and definitely hang low...