Posted by Duke [ 68.11.50.122 ] on January 28, 2005 at 10:33:57:

In Reply to: Re: Is Neo really the One? Oracle Cleo wouldn't tell me... posted by Earl Geddes on January 27, 2005 at 07:58:57:

I appreciate your taking the time to describe what's happening to the flux as the temperature goes up.

Now from what I gather, with a ceramic magnet motor a good shorting ring effectively minimizes flux modulation, while as long as the temperature doesn't go up too much the flux remains high. If indeed pro-sound drivers barely even "break a sweat" in a home audio application, in your opinion is the real-world performance difference between ceramic (with shorting ring), neodymium, and alnico fairly insignificant, at least in an application like your home theater room?

Thanks!

Duke

Replies:

• Re: Thanks, Earl! - Earl Geddes 20:30:44 01/30/05 (3)
  • Re: Thanks, Earl! - Wayne Parham 06:11:56 01/31/05 (2)
    • Re: Thanks, Earl! - Earl Geddes 07:38:10 01/31/05 (1)
      • Re: Thanks, Earl! - Wayne Parham 08:08:26 01/31/05 (0)
• Comparison of alnico and ferrite magnets, with and without shorting rings - Wayne Parham 07:03:16 01/29/05 (2)
  • Re: Comparison of alnico and ferrite magnets, with and without shorting rings - Duke 10:02:42 01/29/05 (1)
    • Re: Comparison of alnico and ferrite magnets, with and without shorting rings - Wayne Parham 00:13:15 01/30/05 (0)