How Electrostatic Speakers are made

[theWB]

Tonight on the Science Channel, How It's Made "Electrostatic Speakers"


http://science.discovery.com/tv-schedules/series.html?paid=48.14293.132928.16541.25&start=10

 

[as350_b3]

Did anyone watch it? How was it? Often, shows like this are a disappointment for people that know more about a product than what can be gotten from a brochure. Then again, the Science Channel has made some very high quality shows with accurate information. I'm stuck in Australia for the next couple of weeks and will not be able to watch this show, so I'm very interested in your impressions.

 

[joem]

It will be on again next week, I set it to record.

 

[Olderman]

What day and time, please?

 

[Dominick22]

I saw it!
It was very interesting and well done. Take this with a grain of salt as they have about an 8 minute segment to talk about the process. The show really focused on the "How its made" more so than "why its made" a certain way. But that is what the show is called, so they delivered!
All in all, it was worth the watch! Very cool to see how they stretch the esl.

Dominick

 

[joem]

My guide says science channel Thursday 9:30pm

 

[dmusoke]

Jan 5th,this thursday @ 9:30pm according to the Science Channel Website

 

[Legis]

Here's an informative thread about building a (full range) electrostatic speaker: http://www.curtpalme.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26075&start=0

I happen to know the guy that is going to get those stats.