Loudspeaker basics in under ten minutes!

Devin shows Anika the basics of loudspeaker technology using NEXO products as our guide.

#audio #engineering #science #sound #speaker #subwoofer #technology #amplifier #learning #nexo

[forexstaters]

this man is a legend explaining this like it is nothing

[FVDaudio]

Well done. I also take the opportunity to see all these fabulous systems without their respective grilles and protective covers. ✨👌🏻

[gregbrookman]

I think it was an awesome way to present this, educating your cousin instead of a plain old speaking to camera piece. Great video

[kcleach]

she sounds thrilled to be there!! lol😆😂

[jamband]

I love these videos. I see all this technology put to use in the final product but I've never seen anyone explaine the thought process in such an easy to understand method. It's like if you aren't a sound engineer you really don't understand what these guys are talking about. You just know whatever they did made the sound better. It's almost like your giving away away proprietary secrets, but your not. Your just explaining how a lot of this proprietary technology is implemented. And I'm absolutely fascinated by it. Thanks for the video. Keep making them.

[pkomarek]

I kept thinking about all the things he didn't say -- and realised how good of decision that was for this video.

[duncanbrode]

Great way of describing the concepts at work to new folks not familiar, and trying to understand! Well Done!

[lcee]

Nicely done! Good explanation of different types of drivers and their basic application.
I’ve always found it interesting that loudspeakers are one of the few devices that are electrical, mechanical and acoustical all in one device.

[TheSeekingknow]

This was a really cool video. Going slowly and repeating concepts to settle the understanding was good teaching technique. Learned some things.

[TheRealJohnHooper]

I was interested in this topic as a young man in the 90s and went to libraries reading all books about speaker building. In english (I am from austria)
You explained everything there is to know in one video.. Simply amazing!

[Nicosta]

This is a great video to show someone who doesn't know much about speakers, good job

[MrWebbstudios]

It was so cool to use the concept of a young person that likes going to concerts and enjoy music but never even thought about how it all works. I could tell that she took away something from this experience that she will never forget and may even be considered among her friends the sound guru. We all love music and some of us love good sounding music, unfortunately only a few of us can tell the difference. A few more visits with you, she will be among the few who knows the difference and wouldn't settle for anything less. We all are benefitting from your expertise.

[pindebraende]

I love how you used waves in a pool as analogy for how sound is air wiggling! You csn really understand how, if you make waves at one end of the pool, the waves can hit someone at rhe other end - but it doesn't mean the water is actually being moved away to the other end, it's just waving. Awesome video. Next, I'd like to understand how speaker cabinets work, and what design gets you better (or worse) sound!

[marlon_]

Really nice approach to teaching, keep doing that great work.

[eespecialeventsdj]

Love to see young ones getting educated by people who care! Real world knowledge

[BlackHorseoftheHell]

Excellent video! As always!
Congratulations!

[lifeguard]

Oh wow. I didn’t know that about the woofer/tweeter combo thing. That’s really cool

[ThePwig]

really good and interesting explanation for all ages and levels. I'm a sound engineer and I was still very entertained.

[electric--blue]

Nicely explain how it works ..am much fascinated by speakers specially the loud once...awesome.

[shawnlefever]

I took a class years ago. It was an electronics class but speakers were discussed in part of it. I was taught that the actual speaker component is called a transducer and the speaker is the entire assembly. I took this class so long ago, it was long before the days of line arrays.