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I heard them long ago. . .

65.205.15.220

probably back in 1979. They had an incredible top end, but from the midbass on down they were quite muddy and undistinguished. Even back then I did not think the two drivers integrated well, and I've become a LOT more picky since then.

They were very interesting to look at, but, in the enclosed dealer room the smell of ozone was quite distinct. Also, there was a big cylinder of nitrogen gas that is fed to the electrode to keep it bathed in a non oxidizing environment. That would mean having to get the gas replenished regularly. I know that other plasma drivers have a very limited lifespan from such oxidation. I saw an article on how to make a homemade plasma drivers; these were expected to be replaced quite regularly.


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