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[alan monro]

Eminent Technology Model 17



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Want to hear what 5Hz sounds like? A new woofer technology unlike any other and a new product category for home audio. This is the first home audio woofer delivering true response to DC. The Thigpen rotary woofer is the worlds first true infrasonic home audio or home theater woofer. Conventional subwoofers roll off rapidly below 20Hz. With no cone the rotary woofer achieves high efficiency at very low frequencies.

Most subwoofers have a difficult time producing acoustic output below 20Hz at audible levels. They generally require large amounts of equalization, distortion rises rapidly, and even the most expensive available cannot produce significant output below 10Hz. Subwoofer electronics usually contain a cutoff filter which sharply rolls off content to the subwoofer below 20Hz to protect the speaker. On the other hand, the rotary woofer has enough acoustic output to move a open door back and forth .5” between 1 and 5Hz! It has enough output to find resonance frequencies of walls and ceilings in a room. It requires no equalization to achieve flat response to below 1Hz.

Microphones have low frequency capability that far exceeds the low frequency output of current subwoofers. In many cases infrasonic information is in a movie soundtrack or recording, it is not being reproduced by the sound system.

A missing link in sound reproduction. Experience special effects like never before. If you want to hear and feel the 4-5 hertz fundamental frequency from a helicopter rotor, the low frequency rumble of wind, the space of a concert hall or infrasonic information contained in an explosion, this is the only woofer technology available.

Over the years the generally accepted low frequency limit of hearing has been 20Hz, some suggesting 16Hz. However nothing existed to produce significant enough acoustic output to change this belief. This development will spawn new special effects and we will begin to understand human hearings true low frequency limit.




Specifications:

Amplifier Requirement 200 watts @ 8 ohms

impedance 8 ohms 0Hz - 40Hz

Frequency response 1Hz – 30Hz +/- 4dB

suggested crossover 30Hz @ 18dB/octave

Sensitivity 94dB 1 watt 1 meter @10Hz

Maximum acoustic output >110dB between 0 and 30Hz.

Distortion typically 3% or less between 1 and 30Hz @90dB

Warranty – 3 years parts and labor

Patent Pending

See www.rotarywoofer.com for much more information



1-30Hz distortion measurements

0-100Hz impedance curve

How the Rotary Woofer Works

Woofer Output Comparison




Measured Frequency Response




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Typical Installation




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Note, the Model 17 must be professionally installed in an attic or basement which becomes an infinite baffle. We supply the driver, enclosure, baffling, filters, motor, motor speed controller, motor mounting bracket and installation instructions. The amplifier should be capable of operating near its rated power at between 1 and 3 Hz.



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[Bobobass.]

Now this is awsome

[alan monro]

Bobobass., on 27 November 2010 - 10:59 PM, said:

Now this is awsome

David , For $ 25,.000. It would have to be good .
It is more of a weapon than a sub sub .
I bet that the Military have looked at the principal with the objective to make a weapon out of it .........Alan

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[alan monro]

todd.brust, on 28 November 2010 - 11:35 PM, said:

Todd , ultra-low frequencies are used by the military to disable the enemy . At certain frequencies it disrupts the nervous system of the body . One frequency ,I think 12 cps causes people to shit themselves continuously .
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Alan