janosch simon
Head-Fier
yeah i can upload images
here are some images of the stator and distance frame
the membrane i need to renew this evening
![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
![IMG_1790.JPG IMG_1790.JPG](https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/9964726.jpg)
![IMG_1791.JPG IMG_1791.JPG](https://cdn.head-fi.org/a/9964727.jpg)
Here is a picture of a stator and spacer which I took a few years ago.
Stax uses very thin plastic (Mylar?) spacers to adjust its diaphragm and stator distance.
I have made my version of SR009 stators.
I used 1mm FR4 for the test, since it is just as rigid as aluminiun but easier to work with.
The holes are 1.7mm dia, and the centre is 8mm dia.
I have listened to various music for about an hour with this panel, and my preference still lies with the standard 2mm holes in a full panel layout.
Does anybody know if the Stax "Multi layer etched stator" means that the inner side of the stator is NOT flat.
That is, for example 0.3mm spaced at the edges and 0.6mm at the centre, in the way of a stepped stator....?
David.
Hello,
I show the photo of stator and I observed that it has no holes for bolts. Can I suppose that all the stators and spacers are bond with glue?
T. Sarafidis
Hello,
I am looking the reason for central big hole (1cm diameter). I suppose that around this hole there in no electrical field, thus this membrane area does not oscilate. Possibly there is in order to simulate the spherical waves. Do you know about this?
T. Sarafidis
No. Stax puts the driver in an enclosure that sandwiches everything together. Therefore there are no screw holes.
I don't know the exact reason for that hole.