Ep. 18: Fine Tuning the New Horn Unit - World's First Desktop Rotary Speaker

[@davewilliams2405]

It's great to see you back! Cant wait to hear how it sounds when finished!

[@InspiringTracks]

Thanks! It's getting closer!

[@alanperry1846]

guess you never seen leslie speakers from the 1970's -they had spinning tweeters mostly for organs check out mountain or three dog night.

[@AdamTait-hy2qh]

"desktop". In the title.

[@InspiringTracks]

This 👆@@AdamTait-hy2qh

[@tomslazdovskis202]

Where cool to discover this project. It is a pitty rotary speakers are not a more commonly available thing. Do you have any plans for offering this to public in any capacity? Bulding and selling them or just selling the 3D plans, BOMs and assembly instructions? Or any other way?

[@InspiringTracks]

I started to sell them locally on my country, I need to figure out some local bureaucracy to ship them worldwide but eventually I'll do it. If you want follow me on Instagram @yeipici, I post almost daily updates there

[@gpatles]

Si lo llegas a hacer para vender y armás una lista de pre-venta por favor avisame

[@InspiringTracks]

Ya esta a la venta! Y en una versión MUCHISIMO más mejorada que esta. Seguime en Instagram como @yeipici que ahí tengo demos, fotos, videos y toda la data actualizada

[@chuckholmes2075]

Why? you're just going to make it sound like a wheel organ. I've not seen any benefits of rotary speakers or subs as compared to traditional magnet/coil speakers

[@InspiringTracks]

That's exactly the point, this is an effect to alter the sound of an instrument, not a hi-fi speaker