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If you've ever wondered what's inside a Vivid...Ouch!!
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<blockquote data-quote="Morne Coetzee" data-source="post: 924967" data-attributes="member: 17259"><p>My point exactly, the most mentioned fact from Vivid owners is that they were designed by Laurence Dickie that used to work for B&W, however they can't stand B&W :BWAHAHAH:</p><p></p><p>Maybe some of that bracing technology can be used here?</p><p>No carbon fibre that I can see......</p><p>According to Vivid: "As engineers, we?ve always been fascinated by composite materials. And it?s their remarkable versatility and strength-to-weight that makes manufacturing our radically-shaped cabinets possible. We make them all entirely in-house, by hand, giving us complete control over materials, tooling, production, finishing and quality. One of the key features (indeed, selling points) of competing systems is their sheer weight. And in loudspeakers where you have front-mounted bass drivers, a heavy base is essential to prevent the cabinet from moving around. With our Reaction Cancelling Compliant Mount, we don?t require weight (even our flagship GIYA G1 Spirit weighs just 80kg) but we do need stiffness. So, we build our cabinets using a vacuum-infused glass-reinforced composite, which allows us to add rigidity exactly where it?s needed."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Morne Coetzee, post: 924967, member: 17259"] My point exactly, the most mentioned fact from Vivid owners is that they were designed by Laurence Dickie that used to work for B&W, however they can't stand B&W :BWAHAHAH: Maybe some of that bracing technology can be used here? No carbon fibre that I can see...... According to Vivid: "As engineers, we?ve always been fascinated by composite materials. And it?s their remarkable versatility and strength-to-weight that makes manufacturing our radically-shaped cabinets possible. We make them all entirely in-house, by hand, giving us complete control over materials, tooling, production, finishing and quality. One of the key features (indeed, selling points) of competing systems is their sheer weight. And in loudspeakers where you have front-mounted bass drivers, a heavy base is essential to prevent the cabinet from moving around. With our Reaction Cancelling Compliant Mount, we don?t require weight (even our flagship GIYA G1 Spirit weighs just 80kg) but we do need stiffness. So, we build our cabinets using a vacuum-infused glass-reinforced composite, which allows us to add rigidity exactly where it?s needed." [/QUOTE]
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