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TH 1.5 II Violino

• 34 mm CCAW single layer voice coil combining light weight, stability at lower frequencies and total absence of musical transients compression.
• Extremely powerful custom N38 “H-grade” Neodymium magnet providing 1.67 T*m in the magnetic gap for superb dynamic response and very low distortion in the whole frequency range.
• Exclusive air-loading system resulting in a resonance frequency below 800 Hz, for filter set-up starting as low as 1.5 kHz – 12dB/Oct.
• 38 mm natural silk dome optimized with extensive material characterization, laser vibrometer scanning and Finite Element Analysis methods for a smooth and extended response.
• Frequency response up to 26 kHz optimized for off-axis installation.
• TH 1.5 II Violino Tuning System featuring two types of electroacoustic load: bottom case or bottom disk according to targets of highest performance as well as flexibility of in-car integration.
• Full solid metal construction structure with each part exclusively designed and produced for the Audison TH 1.5 II.
• FEM (Finite Element Method) optimized faceplate and front spokes for an improved dispersion pattern.
• eID technology providing TH 1.5 II traceability starting from the manufacturing stage up to the owner.

TH 3.0 II Voce

• 30,5 mm mobile voice coil in CCAR (Copper Clad Aluminum Ribbon) wound with flat wire to maximize the force factor and heat dissipation.
• Aluminium demodulation ring which linearizes the high excursion intermodulation distortion, canceling any sound colorations.
• N38 “H-grade neodymium magnet included in the voice coil to obtain superior control of the mobile crew and superior thermal stability.
• Motor geometry designed using finite element simulation software to optimize efficiency by concentrating the magnetic field in the gap.
• Membrane made of TPX®, a transparent material that reduces frequency response irregularities and provides a view of the inside of the speaker.
• Membrane geometry designed by simulation software to obtain homogeneous directivity.
• Optimized cone/surround break-up with extensive simulations to linearize the response at medium frequencies.
• Basket made of a single piece of die-cast aluminium with four pairs of spokes for maximum rigidity without slowing down the air flow.
• Suspension and spider with very high excursion, optimized with simulations of the multi-physical behavior of the speaker.
• eID technology for the traceability of TH 3.0 II Item from production to purchase.

TH 6.5 II Sax

• 50 mm mobile voice coil in CCAR (Copper Clad Aluminum Ribbon) wound with flat wire to maximize the force factor and heat dissipation.
• Low inductance of the mobile voice coil to optimize the emission in medium-high band (2-3 kHz).
• N48 “H-grade” neodymium magnet with superb thermal stability to guarantee an optimal dynamic reserve in every situation.
• Magnetic group geometry designed using finite element simulation software to maximize efficiency by concentrating the magnetic field in the gap.
• Membrane made of TPX®, a transparent material that reduces the frequency response irregularities in the mid-high band, leaving the speaker interior in full view.
• Membrane geometry designed using simulation software, to obtain a smooth emission over all the listening angles.
• Basket made of a single piece of die-cast aluminium featuring four pairs of spokes to optimize heat transfer, nullify turbulent airflows and ensure maximum structural rigidity.
• Hi-excursion suspension and spider, optimized with simulations of the loudspeaker multi-physical behavior.
• eID technology providing TH 6.5 II traceability starting from the manufacturing stage up to the owner. 

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TH 1.5 II Violino

TH 1.5 II Violino is an extraordinary tweeter featuring a 34 mm CCAW single layer voice coil combining light weight, stability at lower frequencies and total absence of musical transients compression.

The extremely powerful custom N38 “H-grade” Neodymium magnet provides 1.67 T*m in the magnetic gap for superb dynamic response and very low distortion in the whole frequency range.

The exclusive air-loading system resulting in a resonance frequency below 800 Hz, for filter set-up starting as low as 1.5 kHz – 12dB/Oct. The 38 mm natural silk dome has been optimized with extensive material characterization, laser vibrometer scanning and Finite Element Analysis methods for a smooth and extended response. The frequency response is extended up to 26 kHz and is optimized for off-axis installation.

The tuning System featuring two types of electro-acoustic load: bottom case or bottom disk according to targets of highest performance as well as flexibility of in-car integration.

TH 1.5 II violino features a full solid metal construction structure with each part exclusively designed and produced for the Audison TH 1.5 II.

The FEM (Finite Element Method) optimized faceplate and front spokes improve the dispersion pattern. Audison eID technology provides TH 1.5 II traceability starting from the manufacturing stage up to the owner.

• Tetolon ® dome, a combination of silk and cotton with proprietary damping treatment, provides low mass and resonance-free response up to ultrasonic frequencies.
• CCAW (Copper Clad Aluminium Wire) voice coil wound on double layer, extremely lightweight and compact, resulting in a very high efficiency and a crisp, dynamic sound.
• The annular geometry of the Rear Damping Chamber, together with the proprietary damping material, extends the frequency response to lower limits and reduces harmonic distortion.
• High flux density Neodymium REN ® magnet, for very high efficiency and detailed sound.

1. 34 mm CCAW single layer voice coil combining light weight, stability at lower frequencies and total absence of musical transients compression.

2. Extremely powerful custom N38 “H-grade” Neodymium magnet providing 1.67 T*m in the magnetic gap for superb dynamic response and very low distortion in the whole frequency range.

3. Exclusive air-loading system resulting in a resonance frequency below 800 Hz, for filter set-up starting as low as 1.5 kHz - 12dB/Oct.

4. 38 mm natural silk dome optimized with extensive material characterization, laser vibrometer scanning and Finite Element Analysis methods for a smooth and extended response.

5. Frequency response up to 26 kHz optimized for off-axis installation.

6. TH 1.5 II Violino Tuning System featuring two types of electro- acoustic load: bottom case or bottom disk according to targets of highest performance as well as flexibility of in-car integration.

7. Full solid metal construction structure with each part exclusively designed and produced for the Audison TH 1.5 II.

8. FEM (Finite Element Method) optimized faceplate and front spokes for an improved dispersion pattern.

9. eID technology providing TH 1.5 II traceability starting from the manufacturing stage up to the owner.

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I kept up to date with everything car audio from the early 90’s when I was old enough to drive, going as far as building a system and competing in NW IASCA competitions in 96 and 97, then worked as a shop manager and installer until 2009 when I changed careers and haven’t kept up to date too much since then on what’s changed. I’m starting to collect equipment for a new system for my new truck, and will be doing a tweet/3” setup in the A-pillars along with a couple 6.5” or larger mid-woofers in modified lower door panels, along with a couple subs in back. Probably a 4 channel for the pillars and a larger 2 channel for the doors plus the sub amp. Over the last 8 or 9 years, the only “higher end” speakers I’ve installed have been a couple sets of the Hertz Mille Legend 1650.3 and a Mille Pro 3 way plus a couple Pro two way sets. I’ve always been super impressed with the midbass that the Hertz speakers produce, and I like the Legend stuff having just finished a buddies truck using the tweeters and woofers from a 1650.3 set, along with the crossovers, 3”mids and 6.5” woofers from the Mille Pro 3 way set, mounting the tweets and 3’s in a-pillar pods and powering them at 125w per side from half of a Hertz Mille Pro 4 amp, using the 3 way crossovers from the 3 way set, and both 6.5” pairs in the front doors running off the rear channels at 250w 2 ohms. Easily one of the more impressive front stage setups I’ve done as far as imaging and overall output, especially the bass, having used 25 square feet of sound deadening in the front doors alone most people wouldn’t even need the sub. Looking around, I’m curious what people think about the Morel Carbon Elate Pro stuff? I mainly ask because the power handling is higher than most other similar priced lines, with rms ratings of 220, 140 and 200 for the twt, 3.5” and 8.75”. I look at the Utopia stuff for instance, and they say 20w for the tweeters.?. What are some of the favorite high end SQ speakers that people are liking these days, preferably available separately and wouldn’t have issues running from a 150w per channel AP series Zapco, or something similar?  

I would also throw the Stereo Integrity components and the Audiofrog GB series in your list as well... Perhaps some stuff from BLAM , Focal Utopia  

I think them new audison thesis will be the next big thing. I'm certainly intrigued and them see through cones are dope.  

ZR Speaker Labs Dynaudio Esotar Audison thesis JBL Arena Focal Utopia wm Steg MSK MICROPRECISION BRAX ….  

I would add JL Audio C7 to that list.  

Morel lists their Transient Power Handling as their Max so it's a really big number compared to other manufacturers - plus their large hexatech voice coils dissipate more heat so it's not really an apples to apples comparison to look at the numbers. The Elate Carbons are next level and maybe @Anu2g can chime in as he switched from Hertz ML to Morel and then ultimately SI on his 3 ways...  

For speakers, I would recommend Morel, Hertz, Audiofrog, and Ground Zero. They all have great options. For amplification, Zapco is a good option but also take a look at Tru Technology, Audison, SI, and a couple others.  

Morel Elate Carbon Pro 63A

Thanks for the info, and based upon the praise that the Utopia’s get overall on this site plus with my personal experience installing and using their stuff while working in the industry at a shop that sold Focal from 2005 to 2009, I’ve really wanted to try the newer stuff, probably a tweeter / 3.5” combo up top with probably either two pairs of 6.5” or 8” in the doors. The only thing that has me expand guessing is if they will give me the volume I’m hoping for. I guess the 20w RMS rating on the tweeter just told me they probably aren’t the best option for running bigger power. I thought I heard that the Thesis stuff had been discontinued, or was that only some stuff? I had been looking at their speakers and amps for the class a option, but my buddy thought the speakers were no longer being made?  

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I love my elate carbon 3 ways, I haven’t put much power on them yet, and they still sound fantastic  

I’m working on installing the Thesis Voce & Violino combination in my pillars because I’ve heard them in other vehicles and love the way they sound. I am running AD W800NEOs which I also love, but my previous installer swears by Morel Supremo 9” mid bass drivers, and he’s heard them all…  

If you are going active I'd be looking at buying individual drivers. Scanspeak, Dynaudio, Seas and SB Acoustics would be my initial recommendations.  

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Ough...ESB still exist...didn't heard about them for years. They were niche audio speakers.  

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haakono said: Still niche, looking at what their prices go up to: ESB car audio 10.6K3 sistema altoparlanti 3 vie High-End | Sistemi altoparlanti - Kit altoparlanti a 3 vie Leggi la scheda prodotto ESB car audio 10.6K3 sistema altoparlanti 3 vie High-End | Sistemi altoparlanti - Kit altoparlanti a 3 vie www.rgsound.it Click to expand...

you could saw them in B-Audio shop on Saturday.....  

Been inside but didn't saw them, what a miss...  

The morels you mentioned sounds phenomenal, you don’t have to look past those. Just get a solid install and find a real tuner, that’s where the equipment will shine. Forgot about remote tuning, I listened to a car that got a remote tune before I retuned it the other day, and I’m still laughing. People, save you money and go find a credible tuner.  

I've got a Hertz Mille 3 way in my Acura, with JL vxi amps and I'm really happy with it. Sounds great but I also have not tinkered with all the different components that have been mentioned, and it's only my 2nd car with a system in it. Honestly, you mentioned some real quality speakers that I really don't think you'll miss. I went with the components I did largely based on brand quality and liking them on paper and it all worked out.  

JL Audio is currently working on a C6 speaker line (per email); they said to make an inquiry after a few months to determine its status for availability and product information.  

#1: Accuton Diamond series(only tweeter, midrange, midbass options vary) #2: ZR Labs Extravagance series #3: MP Z-Studio series Optional: can switch out the tweeter for zr labs and mpz z studio with Focal Ultima or Accuton diamond tweeter(not utopia) to give them better rating, but still under the accuton diamond, due to the Accuton diamond tweeter/midrange combo surpassing everything. This is the best of the best in Car audio as far as SQ goes.  

Funky Pup  

I honestly would love to see a Funky Pup three way set created for the sake of pure hilarity  

They are still around and 2023 is going to get real niche.. The current 5.6 and 8.6 series are phenomenal Both in build quality and sound quality..  

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Is Audison worth the price?

• Thread starter ten_ton_bass
• Start date Feb 29, 2012
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ten_ton_bass 10+ year member

• Feb 29, 2012

My local dealer/installer is all about Audison/ Hertz. And I am well aware of their quality. When I upgrade my full range sometime in the future I am sure he will try to push it on me. It seems even Audison's entry level products are still quite pricey. Just wondering if it is really worth the money. I just bought the Audison Bit Ten DSP from him but have not had it installed yet, waiting for my subs and box to arrive. Click to read more...  

whitedragon551 5,000+ posts

Depends on what your comparing to.  

Why So Cereal? 5,000+ posts

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Depends on what equipment you're looking at as well. You also have to consider that Hertz is mostly only sold through local dealers and is usually a lot more expensive than online shopping. But, I personally don't feel their comps are worth the price except for the Mille. Their subs are decent, but I wouldnt buy one new. As far as their amps, unless I find a good deal on one, I'll never own one. Just cant justify the price on their stuff. Pretty nice stuff just pricey. Same way I see JL Audio,very nice stuff but, only things, off the top of my head, that I could see myself buying new (online prices) are the C2 Comps and the w6v2 subs.  

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I believe it comes down to personal preference. If your goal is to run a gazillion watts to a couple of 18's to make some noise, Audison is probably not for you. If you are looking for good SQ for a front stage consisting of quality drivers, then its probably worth a look. I have personally never owned one. However, if I were in that market, I would look at the overall package. Talk to some that have owned them. How did they like them? How was their service? What's their longevity like? The amplifier brand that I'm partial to has great SQ, awesome service, and exceptional longevity. I'm always willing to pay more for the entire package. Hope this helps. Good Luck.  

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I doubt you would be able to here the difference between audison and speakers and some that are cheaper  

CHEMMINS 10+ year member

For the average guy, Audison is not for them. It would be a waste of money. You would be better served putting the extra money into a great install, and lesser gear. You can have a million dollar system, in a $20 install and sound like crap, or you can have $20 equipment in a great install and sound like gold.  

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having owned LOTSX of different speaker sets. i'll take my MLK 3 set over pretty much any of the internet brands //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif and the HSKxl setup i would take those as well over all the internet brands Amps, ypu the same story, i prefer a nice quality amplifier thats based on a sound engineers design rather then an amp that some guy got in a catalog picked parts ordered 100 started a preorder because he never had the money in the first place to order the amps and then sell them as some facinating amp. I'm not picking on one company thats just pretty much a cookie cutter of the majority of the popular internet amps out there.  

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Lots of Northern and Central California Parkinson’s support groups have guest speakers or programs planned for February 2017.  Here’s what’s happening at a support group near you…

Do you need to know the support group meeting location, day/time, contact info, and how to RSVP if required?  Please refer to the Stanford Parkinson’s website for all Northern and Central California support groups:

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What does it mean if a support group you sometimes attend isn’t listed below?  It might mean that the group doesn’t have a guest speaker or specific program, the group doesn’t have its regular meeting this month, the group has a social event, or that the guest speaker info didn’t arrive from the group in time to be added here. Last but not least, it could mean that I messed up.  If you are not a regular attendee of a group, it’s always a good idea to call the group leader to confirm the meeting!  (See the link above for the group leader’s contact info.)

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Los Altos Young Parkinson’s Saturday, 2/11, 10am-noon Guest:  Nick Mourlam, The Parkinson’s Institute RSVP?:  No.

Yuba City (Tri-County) Monday, 2/13 , 1-2:30pm Guest Speaker:  M. Esther Wright-Dankman, EdD, RN, Spa Therapy Topic:  Using self-hypnosis to improve PD symptoms through relaxation RSVP?:  No.

Lakeport Monday, 2/13 , 2-3:30pm Program:  Phil Myers, group leader, will share presentation from World Parkinson’s Congress on “Living Well with PD” RSVP?:  No.

Pacific Grove (Monterey County) Tuesday, 2/14 , 3-4:30pm Program:  Discussion groups – PWP and care partners RSVP?:  No.

San Francisco/Kaiser Tuesday, 2/14 , 4:30-6pm   (note new meeting day in 2017) Guest Speaker:  Rima Ash, MD, movement disorder specialist, Kaiser San Francisco Topic:  Upcoming clinical trials Kaiser is participating in RSVP?:  No.

Palo Alto Young Onset PD Tuesday, 2/14 , 6:30-8pm Guest Speaker:  Helen Bronte-Stewart, MD, director, Stanford Movement Disorders Center Topic:  DBS Radio and other leading-edge work in deep brain stimulation (DBS) RSVP?:  Preferred, if this is your first time.  RSVP at least 24 hours in advance to Martha Gardner, group leader, [email protected] .

Brentwood Wednesday, 2/15 , 6:30-8pm Guest Speaker:  Bret Garduno, account executive, AbbVie Topic:  Duopa – a new Parkinson’s treatment RSVP?:  No.

Merced Thursday, 2/16, 10am-noon Guest Speaker:  Catherine Knittel, Day Break Adult Day Health Care Topic:  Benefits of adult day health care and how it can help the caregiver RSVP?:  No.

Walnut Creek (Mt. Diablo) Saturday, 2/18, 9am-noon   (speakers 10:30-11:45am ) Program #1 ( 10:30-10:45am ):  Presentation by Rock Steady Boxing Concord Guest Speaker #2 ( 10:45-11:45am ):  Debbie Sternbach, founder, Dance Moves Me Topic #2:  The power of dance in PD – using music to help you move and help your mood RSVP?:  No.

Lincoln Tuesday, 2/21 , 10-11am Guest Speaker:  Nancy Barcal, speech therapist, Granite Bay Speech Therapy, Granite Bay Topic:  Speech issues in PD RSVP?:  No.

Auburn Tuesday, 2/21 , 1:30-3pm Guest Speaker:  John Koehler, LCSW Topic:  Mindfulness approach for Parkinson’s RSVP?:  No.

Mill Valley (Marin County) Friday, 2/24 , 1-3pm   (speaker 1-2pm ; note new meeting day in 2017) Guest Speaker:  Mary Botelle, registry coordinator, Marin Center for Independent Living Topic:  How we empower seniors and people with disabilities to live independently RSVP?:  No.

Fremont Monday, 2/27 , 7-9:30pm Guest Speaker:  Erica Kotkiewicz, DPT, senior physical therapist, Kaiser Fremont Topic:  Role of PT, OT, and ST in PD RSVP?:  No.

If you know of a PD support group meeting with a guest speaker, please pass the info along!

Finally….if you copy this guest speaker information elsewhere, please give credit to:  Robin Riddle, Stanford Parkinson’s Community Outreach Program.  Credit is always appreciated 🙂

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