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<blockquote data-quote="Glenn Adams" data-source="post: 131061" data-attributes="member: 6611"><p>Re: "Tectonic plates" from the front page.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Me too.</p><p>So using only its inertia a voice coil attached to a weight causing it to to move all that surface with all that air up against either side sounds like my electric shaver laying on the sink. At 60 cycles, it is loud. It is a battle of mass, the pucks against the panel + air.</p><p></p><p> Ivan - I did not say it was a bell, just vibrating like one; I know you have to hit it. Hammer or voice coil it is a surface being hit by something. </p><p></p><p>Come to think of it I do remember using one of these many years ago on a plate reverb I made. It worked, one was an exciter and the other was the mic. ( No Ivan it was not a real mic ) Pickup, I'll call it a pickup, not a truck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Glenn Adams, post: 131061, member: 6611"] Re: "Tectonic plates" from the front page. Me too. So using only its inertia a voice coil attached to a weight causing it to to move all that surface with all that air up against either side sounds like my electric shaver laying on the sink. At 60 cycles, it is loud. It is a battle of mass, the pucks against the panel + air. Ivan - I did not say it was a bell, just vibrating like one; I know you have to hit it. Hammer or voice coil it is a surface being hit by something. Come to think of it I do remember using one of these many years ago on a plate reverb I made. It worked, one was an exciter and the other was the mic. ( No Ivan it was not a real mic ) Pickup, I'll call it a pickup, not a truck. [/QUOTE]
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