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12/11/2020 8:38:06 PM
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RE: its definitely a horn
they are called horns because that is exactly what they look like, and i cant remember which idiot here told me the exact opposite. that the name is not appropriate because horns can be more elongated or something...
the actual speaker itself looks exactly like a horn when you remove the dust cap. that is why they are called horns.
its almost impossible to actually see what a speaker looks like online, this is because nobody wants people to know how speakers work. it took me a while, i finally found a video on how speakers are made but the video was edited into the most shit thing on earth with 500 scenes each 1 second long and some kind of jewish techno music.
i had to pause the video at certain very brief moments to actually shit, and it was still hard to get anything from it, i had to rewind more than a few times.
yes, this is the fucking state of propaganda on the internet
but anyway, i did manage to catch a glimpse of a bare speaker, then suddenly everything came together. i always had trouble knowing how it actually worked. the charts i have seen make sense, but its such basic information that there are always questions left open that you cannot get unless you see the unit actually being assembled.
speakers are such simple devices.
yes, the horn is everything, yes it actually looks like a horn, and does not look like a cone at all. the dustcap and the way the horn is recessed into its base is what makes it look like a cone. but the term "cone" seems to be forced onto the scene in order to uphold the bullshit of this audio scam.
but anyway, the horn is where the coil is wrapped against directly onto it and towards the bottom and is the sole component responsible for just about everything.
the spider is also attached directly to the horn. above the coil. it does have effect on sound, but not really much, though it is possible to mess up the sound with a bad spider. i would assume only the lowest quality component can do this and some kind of effort would have to be purposely made to make the cheapest device possible.
thats all a speaker is, a horn with a winding of coil at the bottom, and a paper plate under the flange to prevent the horn from strikijg against the base it rests in.
the "base" is where the permanent magnet is also situated in which the coil of the cone interacts with.
its such a basic ac modulation circuit
this is shit children should learn, and shit that adults shot not pay over 100$ for
