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  • 02-02-2008 6:06 AM

    Invisible sound

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    Some Beoworlders like the Beolab 6000 for it's invisibility. What about speakers that are truely invisible. I saw this in an architecture magazine a few days ago. Could be an idea for bathroomspeakers or exteriorspeakers. I guess the technology is not good enough for a hifi experience (frequency range 100-18000 Hz.) What do you think?

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    Re: Invisible sound

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    They are a little unclear about the technology involved but if it is like other products of this type, it is a loudspeaker coil and magnet attached to one corner of a board. Quite effective, but not Hi-Fi. The picture speakers you see use a similar principle.

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    Re: Invisible sound

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    Sounds something like NXT technology. If I remember correctly B&O were early sponsors/supporters of this but seem to have left it behind.

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