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I recently sold a rare coral beat 8 driver to a guy. I didn't like the sound especially. He measured the voicecoil and says the there is a megahigh ohm reading,(ave 120 M ohm) so the speaker is stuffed as it should be around 8ohm
I am wondering if that would be the case. He hasnt mentioned yet whether he has listenned to it
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I'd have serious doubts about that. Id he using a Harbor Fright
DMM?. Is he making an excuse to not pay?. Voicecoils can short and
show LESS Ohms, but nothing like he said. If so, it would hardly
make any sound.I'm not familier with YOUR driver, or what you mean by "stuffed".
Edits: 03/15/15
idiomatic expression in the the UK, Australia, meaning is smilar to F----d but sounds nicer
If the voice coil truly measures in megohms, it is open. The speaker will not work with an open voice coil. If the speaker works at all, his measurement is wrong.
thanks John
this is coaxial driver- so would that 9ie no sound) be the case for the whole unit?
The whizzer-cone being driven by the main cone and its motor. The whizzer is one of the most elaborate ever designed, but it isn't a coaxial.
Warmest
Tim Bailey
Skeptical Measurer & Audio Scrounger
HI John
sorry for the typos.
the speaker is a coaxial and I think the guy is only having trouble with the tweeter
It's not co-axial, it's a whizzer cone driver.
That said Coral Beta's have by far the best implementation of whizzer cones I've come across.
It's almost bearable to listen to long term.
I don't understand what you wrote. Sorry!
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