Wisdom Audio's PMD (Planar Magnetic Driver) Explained!

[@mojojojo_BB]

These technical videos are great, really helps to understand the product. And if the people want 'pretty things', add in b-roll footage of the actual speakers. Who's the French (Luc) guy in the grey sweater?

[@Darkcorestudio]

cool stuff....like these kinds of video's 👍

[@HomeTheatreEngineering]

Thanks. Unfortunately, here lies the conundrum. Technically useful videos get next to no views. Videos with "pretty things" but no useful info rate well. makes us wonder about the whole KZbin thing. But al always we thank you for your support and feedback.

[@Darkcorestudio]

@@HomeTheatreEngineering i understand what you are saying. In the end people want to see shiny and expensive things without ever wanting to know what goes into making such a product or understand how it works. I am interested because i like to know as much as i can about what i love the most in products and Home Theater is one thing i am passionate about. And i think you guys are as well so i can relate to how it feels when you put effort into something like in making a video like this and getting little to no response out of it. For me your channel is gold as every time i see a new video from you guys in my subscription box i get excited 🥳 so i hope you keep on making videos like this one even though product video's may be the majority of the video's you make. I like you guys and the work you do and i know more people do as well 🙌

[@abhi211-T]

Thanks for the video, it’s always nice to see a hands on demonstration! In the middle they were talking about tolerances and the difference between planars for high frequencies and mid frequencies, could that be expanded on? Thanks!

[@HomeTheatreEngineering]

I would like to but its not within the scope of a youtube reply. If we get a chance to update this video with further info we certainly will

[@donvincenzoo2011]

the french guy really know what he is doing! look good !

[@MW-ii5nb]

There are other benefits too. They have nearly zero cone breakup as crossover is very very low in addtion the woofers are not large meaning that the breakup is way past the crossover point and the woofer will never reach it. The speakers are very much like a duel concentric or coaxial design because so much of the frequency range is coming from the same place.

[@HomeTheatreEngineering]

Yes thats all true! Thank you

[@willowwale2000]

What's with the short skinny French guy in the grey shirt with the black hair, is he about to have a nervous breakdown or something?

[@HomeTheatreEngineering]

Seriously! A heap of technical information and that is your only comment? But as you asked, he is the CEO of Wisdom, a really nice and extremely intelligent man for whom I have massive respect.

[@donvincenzoo2011]

he look like the genius guy behind the product . he bring the best information and the best explanation at why you use this tech over an other one . i love him !