Top 20 Commercial Monitor Speakers in the World!!!

[454Casull]

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Your pricing on the Behringers is way off.

[greywarden]

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You referring to Falcor?

http://www.alicia-logic.com/capsimag..._044Falkor.jpg

I loved that movie as a kid! The second and third ones were kinda weird or cheesy.

Later,
Wolf

The second one is in the book, the third one is not. still my favorite movie.

[ridikas]

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I'm only listing retail prices. What are they for Behringer?

[NickJ]

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Which ones? There are more than one listed. Also do you want it in dollars or in Dragon's gold

[Pete Schumacher]

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I'll put the Aurora up against any of those listed. And I have the data to back up the claim. ;)

8" two-way.



On axis in room. Distortion includes room effects. Close mic stays below 1% to below 70Hz at over 93dB @ 1m


Off axis in room.

[r-carpenter]

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the idea of this thread is silly. Best, based on what?
Pete, why are you bringing up the data then you don't listen to the squiggles? :D

[ridikas]

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The Aurora looks great! Are you running a production of it? What is the cost for the pair?

[justanie]

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A speaker with a ugly green tweeter that doesn't even have a real close up image (computer generated)?

Ok, don't like green tweeters eh? How bout these http://barefootsound.com/barefoot/mm35.html

[Pete Schumacher]

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The Aurora looks great! Are you running a production of it? What is the cost for the pair?

Yes, in production, $2695/pr. at Vaporsound.com

I've got the first one off the line in my living room. :D

And to r-carpenter, he asked for data, that's why. ;)

[6thplanet]

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I'd rather listen to dragons howl then any speaker on this list!
...I'll take " famous dragons for 400, Alex "

[454Casull]

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I'll put the Aurora up against any of those listed. And I have the data to back up the claim. ;)

I like.

What are those drivers, a Satori and what's the other?

[Pete Schumacher]

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I like.

What are those drivers, a Satori and what's the other?

Me like too!!! :D

It's actually the Vifa NE225. The cone does look like the Satori. Really unique cone design, and from what I understand, the machine to make that cone costs in the neighborhood of $10M. :eek:

The tweeter is the Dayton Reference RS28F (or RS28A).

3-way floor stander sound in a stand mount 2-way.

[johnnyrichards]

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Really unique cone design, and from what I understand, the machine to make that cone costs in the neighborhood of $10M. :eek:

If that is true, Peerless must be planning on selling a metric sh!t-ton of those drivers. The very high-tech firm I worked for spent a minimum $5M per line, and that included all custom machinery, designed in-house, built in-house etc. The equipment was capable of 1/50 millionth of an inch repeatability on forming and welding stainless parts, contained massive robotic systems, a lot of custom software, vision systems, etc.

They had to hit a five year RoI, or it was a no-go. My current company demands a two year RoI on any cap-ex projects.

All of which makes me wonder what else they are building on this machine, or if Peerless has dumped a lot of eggs in one basket. $10M buys some serious hardware.

[Pete Schumacher]

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If that is true, Peerless must be planning on selling a metric sh!t-ton of those drivers. The very high-tech firm I worked for spent a minimum $5M per line, and that included all custom machinery, designed in-house, built in-house etc. The equipment was capable of 1/50 millionth of an inch repeatability on forming and welding stainless parts, contained massive robotic systems, a lot of custom software, vision systems, etc.

They had to hit a five year RoI, or it was a no-go. My current company demands a two year RoI on any cap-ex projects.

All of which makes me wonder what else they are building on this machine, or if Peerless has dumped a lot of eggs in one basket. $10M buys some serious hardware.

That figure came from Pers Skaaning. He mentioned that fashioning poly cones to that shape didn't take much of a machine (only 5 figures), but that for the wood pulp and fiber cones, the machines were in the range of $10M. They're suggesting $200+ per NE driver . . .

And the drivers they build right, are amazing.