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Rythmik Audio Subs

Barney

Longhorns, Cowboys, Spurs, & Rangers...love Texas
Has anyone heard one of these subs?
They are located here in Austin, Texas. Flint, do you know anything about them ? Just was wondering.
 
Nope, never heard of them.

There is some solid science in their technical articles and some total nonsense which shows a lack of understanding of basic low frequency acoustics. Overall, this is a better version of the Velodyne feedback model which reduces THD, but still has issues - like peak output at low frequencies and artifacts. I have always disliked Velodyne and I have no reason to believe this company will be a true replacement to a properly designed, build, and sized traditional subwoofer. That said, using their "direct servo" kits to make a properly designed sub could be VERY interesting - like using these to make an IB sub.

I haven't heard these, so I cannot offer a proper opinion, just speculate based on experience, knowledge, and science.
 
Thanks. Not sure where their subs are built, only has an office address.
I don't plan on a visit anytime soon, just saw the info & hadn't heard anyone mention them.
 
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