Hi, I am new to this forum, so please excuse any mistakes.
I have just been wondering what 'Eastech' is all about. I just took apart my Sony SS-CEP50 which I picked up today for £2, a decent sound for the size. Then I looked at the magnet, and it said Eastech. Surprising, because all of the other Sony speakers that I've had have Sony drivers. I know a few major brands use them, like Philips for example, I saw a youtube video of the disassembly of a Philips Subwoofer and it was a 300w Eastech. So I was just wondering if anyone has any information on them at all. Out of curiosity, does anyone know anything about the internals of the speakers on the Philips DTM3170 or the DCM3020. I have a big interest in this model, and I have a DTM3170, but don't wanna take it apart incase I break it, as I have quite a heavy hand. =P
And do Philips make their own speakers in their modern stereos? I know in some of the vintage ones they do, but how about nowadays? And you know those generic speakers, most people have had them, that some with little systems like the Wharfedale NE-3272 and the Technika MC-104. They say 'Speaker System' on the label. If anyone know anything about any of this, I would love to know. I can't get enough of speakers. Also, in the DTM3170/DCM3020, Philips claim to have 'specially designed' woofers that are designed for the wOOx passive radiator. Are they any different to regular speakers? Sorry for this really long post and I apologise if I posted in the wrong section. Thanks! =D
I have just been wondering what 'Eastech' is all about. I just took apart my Sony SS-CEP50 which I picked up today for £2, a decent sound for the size. Then I looked at the magnet, and it said Eastech. Surprising, because all of the other Sony speakers that I've had have Sony drivers. I know a few major brands use them, like Philips for example, I saw a youtube video of the disassembly of a Philips Subwoofer and it was a 300w Eastech. So I was just wondering if anyone has any information on them at all. Out of curiosity, does anyone know anything about the internals of the speakers on the Philips DTM3170 or the DCM3020. I have a big interest in this model, and I have a DTM3170, but don't wanna take it apart incase I break it, as I have quite a heavy hand. =P
And do Philips make their own speakers in their modern stereos? I know in some of the vintage ones they do, but how about nowadays? And you know those generic speakers, most people have had them, that some with little systems like the Wharfedale NE-3272 and the Technika MC-104. They say 'Speaker System' on the label. If anyone know anything about any of this, I would love to know. I can't get enough of speakers. Also, in the DTM3170/DCM3020, Philips claim to have 'specially designed' woofers that are designed for the wOOx passive radiator. Are they any different to regular speakers? Sorry for this really long post and I apologise if I posted in the wrong section. Thanks! =D