This one is the cheapest range and cost 16000 Euro :mellow:
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It's a work of art!!!! The top of the line model featuring a 2 m high ribbon tweeter!!!
This one is the cheapest range and cost 16000 Euro :mellow:
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This one is the cheapest range and cost 16000 Euro :mellow:
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Check www.perfect8.com for more info.
Find the crossover picture for the top of the line model, gotta be the sexiest Xover to date!!!
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at 18k a pair they can stick their super silent glass up their super bullsh_iting ass!
I'll give you the fact they look pretty cool.
I'll give you the fact they look pretty cool.
^^ What he said.
but they do look good
pix look a bit photochopped to me
- Stooge007 out
- Stooge007 out
can somebody please explain to me why they would be so expensive??is at all about the bling factor, or do they have some sort of audio miracle??
That glass they're using could get pretty pricey, if it is similar to bp glass there could be as much a 2grand worth in each box...
Then assume they are expensive mids and expensive tweets, what around 3k, throw another 1k for cross over, another 500 for some classy terminals and bit of bling, and there you go $8,500 worth of product + $9,500 worth of profit!! something like that would be how the price gets up there.
Suppose they are trying to recover the cost that has gone into design/developement of them, if a company spent 6-12months producing them, and are looking to aim them at the high end (ie low amount of sales) then they'd have to try and sell them to pay for that years work. Mate have a look at most speakers, the money you spend doesn't relate to the pieces that make up the component (except those $30 jobs at supercheap) the money is for the quality and research that has gone into the product.
Then assume they are expensive mids and expensive tweets, what around 3k, throw another 1k for cross over, another 500 for some classy terminals and bit of bling, and there you go $8,500 worth of product + $9,500 worth of profit!! something like that would be how the price gets up there.
Suppose they are trying to recover the cost that has gone into design/developement of them, if a company spent 6-12months producing them, and are looking to aim them at the high end (ie low amount of sales) then they'd have to try and sell them to pay for that years work. Mate have a look at most speakers, the money you spend doesn't relate to the pieces that make up the component (except those $30 jobs at supercheap) the money is for the quality and research that has gone into the product.
This is another weird speaker, see that tiny woofer on the bottom, that's 15 inch. Cost 229.000 Click to view attachment
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^^ they look stupid... damn probaly sound awesome.. so whose buying a set and having us over for a BBQ so we can all stand they, look at them, sip our beer and marvel at the sound...
Wonder what sort of phasing issues would be faced with the woofer and tweeter mounted on different planes like that...?
^^^^I thought the same thing tweeter and mid on different panels probably really screw with the sound
maybe the crossover employs some added group delay, requiring the offset to correct.
beign a horn, the accoutsic distance is less than the physical distance due to compression in the throat.
beign a horn, the accoutsic distance is less than the physical distance due to compression in the throat.
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