Talk:Neodymium
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Neodymium loudspeakers can stand a higher power (upto nearly 3 times the power) of an ordinary speaker.
According to Eden Electronic research lab these speakers also create a greater heat. This heat will result in the magnets losing their precision, and thus the speaker losing clarity and their defined sound over a time period of a couple of years.
--hmmmmm, thinking about this abit and I Believe presion is not the right word, should be power, so the spk might become less efficient and if in a 2,3,4 spk sytem freq response would suffer, no?
Aren't they use in permanent magnet motors? any comments? And as far as speakers go, musicians don't necessaily want perfect speakers. What do they think of Neod speakers?
