Speaker A
I'll show you a unique system and unique engineers. Alin Hoi, Helen Hein, Alinhei Jackson, Jackson, Jackson Wong.
Explore why Sound Machine uses graphene and titanium in their high-tech speakers for superior sound quality and performance.
Key Takeaways
- Graphene is used in the low-frequency drivers for its advanced material properties.
- Titanium is chosen for the HF driver to improve sound clarity and durability.
- The system delivers a wide frequency range and very high sound pressure levels.
- Heavy and powerful amplifiers support the demanding speaker system.
- The design combines cutting-edge materials with traditional high-quality engineering.
What the video covers
- Sound Machine speakers weigh 250 kg each and feature two 18-inch low-frequency drivers.
- The low-frequency drivers use graphene, a high-tech and expensive material, instead of carbon.
- The high-frequency (HF) driver is made of titanium, enhancing sound quality.
- Additional HF drivers include AMT tweeters and two mid-range drivers.
- The system covers a frequency range from 15 Hz to 40 kHz.
- Sound pressure output reaches 123 dB, indicating very powerful sound.
- Amplification includes multiple amplifiers with power ratings of 500W, 350W, 250W, 150W, 100W, and a total of 1,350W.
- The amplifiers themselves are heavy, with one weighing 150 kg.
- The speaker cables are notably thick and robust, described as resembling mini anaconda snakes.
- The system represents a blend of old-school craftsmanship and modern high-tech materials for total immersion.
Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown
Speaker A
These people are from Singapore, and they created this very sound machine system. 250 kg in weight per speaker, two insane eighteen-inch low-frequency drivers. And at first I thought it was carbon, but the chief engineer said, "It's graphene." An extremely high-tech
Speaker A
and very expensive material. But that's not all. The HF driver is made of titanium. And this is also HF, but AMT tweeters and two mid-range drivers. And they can play from 15 Hz, and go up to 40 kHz, and do you know what kind of
Speaker A
pressure they output? 123 dB. And all this is powered by a 500W amplifier, a 350W amplifier, 250, 150, 100, and 1,350 W. And here is the amplifier, 150 kg of pure weight, and the modest preamplifiers. And the cables, look at
Speaker A
them, they're like mini anaconda snakes. This is true old school and just total immersion.
Topics:Sound Machinegraphene speakerstitanium tweetershigh-frequency driverslow-frequency drivershigh-end audiospeaker technologyamplifiersaudio engineeringRodion Chirkov
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