This speaker stand features steel top and bottom plates,
along with supports that are made of parquet wood heavy enough to sink in water,
finished with Osmo paint. Damping is further enhanced by a newly developed rubber vibration damping material. Product specifications
Top and bottom plates
Steel

Top and bottom plate size
Top plate: 160 (W) x 170 (D) x 3.2 (H) mm
Bottom plate: 250 (W) x 300 (D) x 3.2 (H) mm
(See figure for detailed dimensions. )
Detailed Drawing

Height
575 mm (without spikes)

Weight
7kgPretul este pe bucataAbout High Damping Material fo. Qfo. Q is a product applying materials developed with the support of JST (Japan Science and Technology Agency). Vibrational energy is converted to electric energy, and finally to heat energy, enabling efficient absorption. There are no rubber or heavy metal overtones, and efficient attenuation of the finest vibrations, considered difficult to remove up to now, promise you the purest and clearest tones. Damping performance of fo. QThe
graph to the left shows the difference in damping when fo. Q is
adhered to metal products, and the same level of vibration is applied.
Using fo. Q makes it possible to dampen the vibration of materials much
more quickly than when it is not used. This benefit quickly and
efficiently dampens the vibration of audio equipment, improving the
audio quality and raising the signal-to-noise ratio. Comparison of damping performance with fo. Q and conventional damping materialsThe
damping material used in fo. Q has at least twice the damping
performance of conventional damping materials. Additionally, with
conventional damping material, damping performance falls as strain
decreases, ultimately reaching zero. In contrast, the damping material
used in fo. Q features the property that as strain decreases, damping
performance increases. These properties enable fo. Q to quickly and
efficiency damp the minute vibrations generated by audio equipment,
making it possible to enjoy clear, flowing audio. Loss factor is a measure of damping performance. The higher the loss factor, the better the damping performance is. Here the term strain refers to the vibration itself; it does not refer to strain in the audio. Damping performance comparison with the conventional inorganic boards and fo. Q audio boardsfo. Q
audio boards have an average of 10 times the damping performance of
conventional inorganic boards over the entire frequency band. In the
low-frequency band (300 Hz and below) and the high-frequency band (4,000
Hz and above) in particular, the damping performance is extremely
high. These effects enable fo. Q to dramatically dampen low and
high-frequency noise in particular, clarifying the contours of once
difficult-to-hear audio. It also eliminates distortion when audio is
played at high volumes.


Denumiri similare la Suport boxa Q Acoustics SP-58: SP 58, SP58

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