WHY DO YOU NOT SHOW THE SIZES OF YOUR PRODUCTS? It is very interesting to repeat to us. It is not difficult to draw a diagram and show the dimensions of the product ... なぜ製品のサイズを表示しないのですか？ 繰り返しますが、非常に興味深いです。 図を描き、製品の寸法を示すことは難しくありません...
@@adamsmith2719 This speaker is not designed by himself. It is written in the summary column. About 20 years ago, handemade speakers were very popular in Japan.He is one of the successors.
@@catguitar26 Thank you. I appreciate your explanation. I guess commercial speakers took over since then. I admire people like this master (Sensei?) who keep the traditions.
@@adamsmith2719 In the 80s and 90s, there were many excellent commercial speaker makers in Japan, ex. SONY, DIATONE(Mitsubishi), DENON, YAMAHA etc. And there were many manufacturers outside of Japan, ex B&W, B&O, Linn, Wilson audio etc. But there was a speaker designer who gained more popularity in Japan than that. Audio critic Tetsuo Nagaoka. He designed hundreds of speakers, some of which are produced by more than 1,000 audiophiles in Japan. He died in 2000, and then handmade speaker enthusiasts declined sharply. Most current Japanese handmade speaker enthusiasts are influenced by him. If you are interested, check out Tetsuo Nagaoka.
@@catguitar26 In my opinion you exaggerate the events ... Here the author gives an Internet link that all products can be repeated for free. Why does he not give a detailed description of the structures, I have suspicions ... The sound is not from these acoustic systems of the author ... Fake sound, speakers do not move, look carefully ... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1l6UT7Ln3k0.html
le tube de résonance et un très bien pour amplifier les sons arrières mais n'est pas un gage de qualité ni de fidélité sonore et le matérau employé non plus. Cest beau mais c'est tout
