New drivers

[jerrald]

I thought these would make good drivers for line arrays: <A HREF="http://www.usfps.com">www.usfps.com</A> and <A HREF="http://www.simpac.com">www.simpac.com</A>.
I really like the Simpac driver since it covers the entire hearing range. Since it is shaped similar to ribbon drivers there shouldn't be any problems with comb filtering.
What do you think about them?

[johnnyrichards]

> I thought these would make good drivers for
> line arrays: <A HREF="http://www.usfps.com">www.usfps.com</A> and
> <A HREF="http://www.simpac.com">www.simpac.com</A> .
> I really like the Simpac driver since it
> covers the entire hearing range. Since it is
> shaped similar to ribbon drivers there
> shouldn't be any problems with comb
> filtering.
> What do you think about them?

I see they claim an efficiency of 95 db or greater, a 20Hz to 20kHz bandwidth, and up to 2000 watts power handling!

I smell snake oil...

[thylantyr]

> What do you think about them?

My method reveals all. Buy one and audition it.
Pricing is ?

[hulan]

I'll second that. An audition clears all the smoke, breaks all the mirrors. If you decide to, please post your results. If they live up to their claim, I'll have to start diverting more funds to my savings account now, but I'll wait for your review.

[jerrald]

> My method reveals all. Buy one and audition
> it.
> Pricing is ?
I had a chance to talk to one of the techs about the product. He said they are still in the process of testing and should have more information soon. Pricing will probably be determined after the testing process.