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Now this is now you make an intro! Powersoft M-force!!
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Re: Now this is now you make an intro! Powersoft M-force!!
Berry interesting. Certainly more impressive than the Lab Gruppen video....
And the speaker product is intriguing too.
Berry interesting. Certainly more impressive than the Lab Gruppen video....
And the speaker product is intriguing too.
Re: Now this is now you make an intro! Powersoft M-force!!
Interesting, YES! Kind of a "linear motor". Reminds me of some of the Servodrive stuff.
Interesting, YES! Kind of a "linear motor". Reminds me of some of the Servodrive stuff.
Re: Now this is now you make an intro! Powersoft M-force!!
That's what crossed my mind, too. A linear 'servo', rather than rotary. Will be interesting to see what the distortion is like since there is a fair bit of mass to control.
That's what crossed my mind, too. A linear 'servo', rather than rotary. Will be interesting to see what the distortion is like since there is a fair bit of mass to control.
Re: Now this is now you make an intro! Powersoft M-force!!
This should provide very good performance. It is a push pull linear motor driver with feedback loop control, and it has moved one of the biggest variables (voice coil heating) into a more manageable form factor by using fixed coils and moving magnet.
Powersoft have a number of years with the control loop technology using conventionally-minded drivers through their collaboration with B&C and Martin Audio. The Martin MLA series subs built around this control loop technology are most impressive.
This should provide very good performance. It is a push pull linear motor driver with feedback loop control, and it has moved one of the biggest variables (voice coil heating) into a more manageable form factor by using fixed coils and moving magnet.
Powersoft have a number of years with the control loop technology using conventionally-minded drivers through their collaboration with B&C and Martin Audio. The Martin MLA series subs built around this control loop technology are most impressive.