| 词条 | Colin Whatmough |
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}} Colin Whatmough (1950 – January 4, 2011) was a creator of loudspeaker designs and the proprietor of Whatmough Monitors, an Australian manufacturer of audio equipment. Whatmough began dissecting loudspeakers and studying the physics of sound re-production at the age of fourteen. In 1976 he founded Whatmough Monitors with the launch of the Whatmough Monitors Mk II (a large transmission line/open baffle hybrid). The Mk II was the first speaker to incorporate a lead dampening lining in its construction. audiophiles. In 2014, Whatmough's head office is located in Clayton, Victoria and the brand is being sold in most states of Australia. Whatmough's speaker designs have won the company many recognition from publications such as Sound & Image and various Audiophile Websites, in both Stereo and Multi-Channel categories. Whatnough speakers have been praised for tonal accuracy, extended frequency range, good transient response, and accurate integration. Whatmough designed speaker prototypes using computer programmes. The prototypes were then tested using Audiophile Studio Recordings of Jazz, Blues and Classical music, because of their wide variety of instruments and high dynamic range. The prototypes were then modified as many times as necessary to achieve the desired result. Speaker designsSome of Whatmough's design innovations:
Whatmough also kept a number of finished models, awaiting timely release. Colin Whatmough died on January 4, 2011, leaving Kee, his widow, as proprietor of the company. [1][2][3]References1. ^Whatmough, Colin. , By Jez Ford | Sydney, Friday, 07 January 2011 08:36 2. ^http://www.stereo.net.au/articles/articles/colin-whatmough-interview 3. ^http://www.6moons.com/audioreviews/whatmough/p33_2.html External links
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