[tintin40]

great video. I really want a pair of these. But no London dealers/shops

 

[andkoppel]

Cool video.
 

 

[rated1975]

Im curious about the "non-pistonic" mode also. Visual trickery or actual footage?

 

[zilch0md]

I'd love to see a similar video without the sand particles and with a time clock showing the passage of milliseconds, but I'll take what they gave us - a fascinating look at their music-making trampolines.

 

[Tyll Hertsens]

Cool.  Not surprised at the non-pistonic movement as the driver's not in a normal magnetic field and the particle's weight distribution is likely not even.  But I would like to know where the magnet placement was for the vid. Fun stuff.

 

[Chawanwit]

very cool 

 

[wolfetan44]

That's awesome!

 Now who wants to buy me an LCD3?

 

[davidhunternyc]

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Very nice!
 
I'm curious, what music was being played through them when shooting the video?
 
Thanks!
 
se

Nirvana - Sounds Like Teen Spirit 

 

[anetode]

Very nice!

I'm curious, what music was being played through them when shooting the video?

Thanks!

se

I doubt it's any sort of music. Judging from the 2500fps capture rate and the slow vibration, you're looking at no more than a couple hundred hz source signal. We're only seeing what the LCDs do best: bass

Not really surprised by the different vibrational modes.

 

[vernz]

Is it actually photograohy?! That is AWESOME!!
It's the finest headphones ad I have ever seen

 

[karloil]

the making video...
 

 

[Mr.Sneis]

Heh.  Dub step?

 

[alv4426]

I don't see a toaster & a Transformer getting busy anywhere so I doubt it 

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Heh.  Dub step?

 

[OPR8R]

Great idea for a video.  I'd heard some pretty good descriptions of the way Planar Magnetic tech works, so seeing the drivers behave that way isn't surprising, but boy is it cool 

 

[jerg]

I guess they mounted a single side of magnet arrays at the bottom of the setup for the filming process.