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INFRALANAR --- A Planar Subwoofer!

Posted by thetubeguy1954 on September 26, 2010 at 08:56:43:
I don't visit this forum very often so I honestly don't know if this has been discussed here before or not. However as I was perusing the internet I came across this planar subwoofer and immediately thought about all the Maggie and ESL users that would love to know about this speaker ---{that is if they don't know about it already}--- and so I decided to post the info here.

I hope this helps at least one Maggie or ESL user fulfill their dream of having an all dipole, planar system by finally finding a subwoofer that's as fast and clean as their Maggies or ESL speakers are! They're not cheap, but at 92dB they are sensitive and they don't require a monster monoblock to make music either...

Thetubeguy1954 (Tom Scata)

SETriodes Forum -- Central Florida Audio Society -- Fullrange Drivers
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