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EPISODE · Oct 10, 2022 · 57 MIN

THD Podcast 56 - Thin-ply Carbon Diaphragms Engineered to Control Resonance COMPOSITE SOUND

from THD Podcast · host David Lindberg

The Total Harmonic Discussion / the THD Podcast. A weekly discussion on audio and headphone technologies and the people who bring the technology to market. In episode 56, Martin Turesson of Composite Sound in Sweden joins to tell us about thin-ply carbon fiber speaker diaphragms. Starting with a new approach to processing the carbon fiber, Composite Sound controls the horizontal and the vertical. To expand, the cones can be designed using various controllable input elements. The results thus far have been getting rave reviews with the early adopters. It is a deep and detailed discussion on the Composite Sound technology  targeting acoustic engineers and people designing speakers. Please like, subscribe, share, and comment with your feedback! Enjoy the podcast! www.db-ent.com linkedin.com/in/dave-lindberg-ab0b096 @dlindberg11 www.composite-sound.com linkedin.com/company/composite-sound www.totalharmonicdiscussion.com

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