Sausalito Audio Works Lens

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Sausalito Audio is a professional loudspeaker technology firm. We invent, design, build prototypes and consult about loudspeakers, audio and acoustics. We also design and calibrate rooms for high-end loudspeaker playback.

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Sausalito Audio Works lens in a Bang & Olufse Beolab 5 SAW lens in an Audi A8 If anyone curious how these work, they basically take the wavefront off of the driver at the base, and then they reflect it 90 degrees.

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Sausalito Audio Works visit www.sawonline.com Engaged in developing and licensing wide-dispersion loudspeaker "lenses" under the trade name Acoustic Lens Technology (ALT).

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For instance, the Sausalito Audio Works patent on the B&O tweeter lens shows that a compression driver can be used. But they never explain what the lens should look like. If I'm not mistaken, a compression driver actually simplifies the …

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Just google under "Sausalito Audio Works." The lens isn't all that complex. IIRC, the disc needs to be the same size as the low frequency cutoff of your driver. For instance, if you're using a 3/4" dome and you want to cross it over at 2khz, you'll need a …

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The mid-range and treble drives are vertical and radiate at horizontal discs, using so-called “acoustic lens technology” (licensed from Sausalito Audio Works) to disperse the sound in a horizontal plane of 180 degrees. Usually, one can rely on the sound from speakers being dramatically modified by the room in which they are used.