All items tagged with speaker design (240)

Oberton Introduces New High Frequency, Midbass, and Coaxial Loudspeaker Drivers

July 17, 2015 by audioXpress Staff

Oberton Introduces New High Frequency, Midbass, and Coaxial Loudspeaker Drivers

Oberton recently introduced new neodymium and ferrite compression drivers, two impressive 12” and 15” neodymium midbass units for multi-way PA speakers, and the new 15HCX coaxial transducer, designed for use in compact reflex enclosures and stage monitors. A great set of new options at reasonable prices, manufactured in Bulgaria.

$Diffraction Doesn’t Have to Be a Problem$

May 27, 2015 by David Ralph

Diffraction Doesn’t Have to Be a Problem

This article shows an easy way to control baffle diffraction using a stepped baffle example. The author experiments with the use of felt, directly applied to the baffle and measures the results. Each piece of felt and its placement has different results. The article clearly demonstrates the diffraction effect on speakers and the benefits of having it under control.

Martin Audio Unveils Coaxial Differential Dispersion Speaker Series

April 20, 2015 by audioXpress Staff

Martin Audio Unveils Coaxial Differential Dispersion Speaker Series

Calling it “the Shape of Things to Come”, British company Martin Audio announced a major new dedicated installation loudspeaker range at the 2015 Prolight+Sound show in Frankfurt. The CDD Series introduces an interesting design, combining distinctive curved enclosures with Coaxial Differential Dispersion drivers.

Actran’s Acoustic and Vibration Simulation Software

March 23, 2015 by David Burd

Actran’s Acoustic and Vibration Simulation Software

The kind of acoustic simulation tools that were once the exclusive province of automotive and aerospace engineers are now available to loudspeaker designers. A speaker designer working in a home studio can design a new enclosure or ported box using the same simulation technology automotive engineers use to design quiet auto interiors or, more precisely, almost the same simulation technology.

Technology Stories We Should Mention: From Innovation to Market

March 20, 2015 by Joao Martins

Technology Stories We Should Mention: From Innovation to Market

The marketing breakthrough for a new technology is not just about successfully launching another disruptive product. In audio, or any other industry, innovation needs to be supported with clear go-to-market strategies. Sometimes unexpected engineering issues don't work in tandem with the marketing plan after the big product reveal - but really bad is to lose the momentum after all the awards and positive press.

Heart Pine Speakers Designed by Fern & Roby

February 27, 2015 by audioXpress Staff

Heart Pine Speakers Designed by Fern & Roby

Fern & Roby, from Richmond, Virginia, designs audio speakers using heart pine timber, sourced locally, resulting in beautiful and unique products. The company currently sells The Beam full range tower speakers and the compact bookshelves, The Cube. Both are designed and engineered with vast attention to detail and result in extremely attractive products.

Yorba Acoustics to Launch Unique Guitar Speaker Model G1 at NAMM 2015

January 20, 2015 by audioXpress Staff

Yorba Acoustics to Launch Unique Guitar Speaker Model G1 at NAMM 2015

Yorba Acoustics (YA) from Riverside, California, will be introducing the new Model G1 Guitar Speaker at the 2015 NAMM Show. The G1 uses a new patent pending reflector technology with a unique geometrical device for correcting the frequency response of the two opposing drivers as well as improving dispersion for better on and off-axis listening positions. As YA says, “The Astonishing Look Is Where Form Follows Function”.

$Acoustic Diffraction: Does It Matter?$

January 14, 2015 by James Moriyasu

Acoustic Diffraction: Does It Matter?

An excellent article from the audioXpress archive, published originally in February 2003, James Moriyasu offers a complete study examining speaker cabinet edge diffraction and what we can do to reduce it. The author attempts to measure the extent of acoustic edge diffraction and test possible solutions for reducing its levels

Prism Sound & Power Physics Present - How to Choose & Test Audio Power Amplifiers

November 28, 2014 by audioXpress Staff

Prism Sound & Power Physics Present - How to Choose & Test Audio Power Amplifiers

Audio test and measurement specialist Prism Sound and audio electronics specialist Power Physics have joined forces to promote a free webinar on “How to Choose & Test Audio Power Amplifiers”, as part of its series of web based seminars. The webinar explains how to select a power supply or amplifier for OEM speaker design.

Q&A: Charlie Hughes - Loudspeaker Expert Focuses on Design

January 22, 2013 by Shannon Becker

Q&A: Charlie Hughes - Loudspeaker Expert Focuses on Design

In this Q&A, Charlie Hughes credits his success to knowledge, contacts, friendships, and his wife. He earned a physics degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology in1988. After graduation he worked for Peavey Electronics in Meridian, MS as a loudspeaker design engineer where he remained for 14 years. In late 2004, he started his own company, Excelsior Audio, located near Charlotte, NC. Excelsior Audio primarily provides consultation and design services to loudspeaker manufacturers. This article was originally published in audioXpress, February 2013.

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