[dhruvmeena96]

I bought the wooden shells
@Ivan TT
It has slot for 10mm and 6.2mm drivers
@Xymordos
If I am able to get the planar driver
I am going to use it as 10mm
A SR driver (6mm) in full range(damped and dB resisted by resistor) as planar tone corrector

And a EST single armature version in nozzle


Planar, BA and electrostatic

Too much fun

I have tried the bigger planar. Amazing sound but weird signature

Confirmed something from one of the alibaba seller. He said to me that 14mm planar was prototype planar made for an experiment. 10mm is what they perfected it as a dynamic replacement and can be used in closed shell with proper back damping inside the shell cavity.

 

[Xymordos]

I bought the wooden shells
@Ivan TT
It has slot for 10mm and 6.2mm drivers
@Xymordos
If I am able to get the planar driver
I am going to use it as 10mm
A SR driver (6mm) in full range(damped and dB resisted by resistor) as planar tone corrector

And a EST single armature version in nozzle


Planar, BA and electrostatic

Too much fun

I have tried the bigger planar. Amazing sound but weird signature

Confirmed something from one of the alibaba seller. He said to me that 14mm planar was prototype planar made for an experiment. 10mm is what they perfected it as a dynamic replacement and can be used in closed shell with proper back damping inside the shell cavity.

Interesting, the seller told me the 14 sounded better. BTW, dont think you need electrostat as the planar has amazing extension.

 

[dhruvmeena96]

Interesting, the seller told me the 14 sounded better. BTW, dont think you need electrostat as the planar has amazing extension.

Hmmm

14 sounds bigger but is harder to tune
10 is better due to application purposes

Well, that's the magic.
EST on 10kHz crossover will do the trick on getting the craziest airiest soundstage

 

[wolkegeist]

Well, that's the magic.
EST on 10kHz crossover will do the trick on getting the craziest airiest soundstage

Senpai, can you teach us the magic of EST on 10kHz Crossover?

 

[kmmm]

There has been som talk about problems with MMCX jacks. After I started using these from Plastics 1. I have had no issues what so ever!
Got them from mcear.de. Just a tip

 

[dhruvmeena96]

Senpai, can you teach us the magic of EST on 10kHz Crossover?

470nF cap in series
Here you go kohai

 

[dhruvmeena96]

There has been som talk about problems with MMCX jacks. After I started using these from Plastics 1. I have had no issues what so ever!
Got them from mcear.de. Just a tip

Plastic 1 mmcx are good

But the best mmcx are from amphenol
They are military grade mmcx connectors with very huge shell life

 

[dhruvmeena96]

@Xymordos

remove the bass boost and make it flat for the 10mm planar with normal vent infront

It needs a estate for 10kHz and some non roll off treble

And @crinacle graphs actually match my ears(due to some reason, his 90% reading and review matches mine)

 

[Bassiklee]

Plastic 1 mmcx are good

But the best mmcx are from amphenol
They are military grade mmcx connectors with very huge shell life

Pics??

 

[dhruvmeena96]

Pics??

Moi use Chinese mmcx
One friend used it.
And I guess, it is on this thread only

Moi cheap guy

 

[RAFAEL DOUGLAS MARTINS]

Hi everyone, I took the meter with my cousin, and I used the RTA, the pink noise, it shows the perfect graphic, I did a test using two correctly polarized 22955 and an inverse, I heard the frequency cancellation killing the two drivers. I say this because I saw it here comrades talking that made the inversion, at least until the tests made it is not advisable to reverse the polarity

 

[dhruvmeena96]

Hi everyone, I took the meter with my cousin, and I used the RTA, the pink noise, it shows the perfect graphic, I did a test using two correctly polarized 22955 and an inverse, I heard the frequency cancellation killing the two drivers. I say this because I saw it here comrades talking that made the inversion, at least until the tests made it is not advisable to reverse the polarity

Well that was supposed to happen if you polarise two same driver in opposing way.

Hmmmm I cannot get the info you want to share bro. But I think you are trying to say something different and important. The message was not clear to me

 

[RAFAEL DOUGLAS MARTINS]

Well that was supposed to happen if you polarise two same driver in opposing way.

Hmmmm I cannot get the info you want to share bro. But I think you are trying to say something different and important. The message was not clear to me

I'll do some testing and posting

 

[Xymordos]

@Xymordos remove the bass boost and make it flat for the 10mm planar with normal vent infront

It needs a estate for 10kHz and some non roll off treble

And @crinacle graphs actually match my ears(due to some reason, his 90% reading and review matches mine)

I haven't had time to play around with the 10mm driver yet. Gonna try 3D printing some enclosures to see if it works. You should try the 14mm driver if you can, it sounds very good and the bass is amazing if you boost it a little with another driver.

 

[dhruvmeena96]

I haven't had time to play around with the 10mm driver yet. Gonna try 3D printing some enclosures to see if it works. You should try the 14mm driver if you can, it sounds very good and the bass is amazing if you boost it a little with another driver.

I have tried it
Got from chitty store on aliexpress

Well the driver is amazing, but weird in treble
The mids it produce feels so effortless.



New project on which I m working on

CI22955 + FED30048 + SWFK32255