In this video Richard Stevenson unboxes the new Fyne Audio S-Trax and takes a closer look at the technology behind our compact omnidirectional super tweeter. Developed from everything we’ve learned through the acclaimed SuperTrax, S-Trax is designed to extend high-frequency performance far beyond the conventional limits of hearing, enhancing detail, realism, air and spatial presentation throughout your listening room. Featuring a precision Magnesium dome tweeter, patented 360-degree dispersion technology and user-adjustable HF controls, S-Trax works optimally with Fyne Audio IsoFlare loudspeakers but can also enhance the performance of virtually any hi-fi speaker system. Whether you’re an experienced audiophile or simply curious about super tweeter technology, this video explores what to expect out of the box.
00:00 – Introduction
00:15 – Unboxing
00:19 – Manual
00:53 – Product Box
01:06 – A first look at the S-Trax
01:31 – Supplied Cable
01:44 – S-Trax Design
03:00 – Speaker Terminals
03:22 – Grounding Terminal
03:52 – S-Trax Diffuser
04:11 – Gain Control
04:58 – Summary
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At $2000.00 each. It is a complete and total rip off. Although the engineering looks beautiful and exotic to arouse your curiousity about what it delivers.
Just go and buy regular supertweeters for under $100.00.
Will this work well with my Fyne Audio Vintage Classic Gold XII SP speakers?
I have a very old Wharfedale SFB single mono speaker with a top firing tweeter in it. It really does add something to the sound in an interesting way.
Remember when Bang & Olufsen used this on their speakers starting over 10 years ago?…. Guess this patented idea ran its full coarse, time for someone else to make money on it! lol.
About as useful as whiskers on sausages.
If you didn't buy inferior speakers these wanna-be-HiFi=bullshit are just the trick
intersting
What's the Cross-over Frequency?
Where is the Spinorama/CEA2034 data?
You play drums?
Your fundamental hearing does not go much better than about 14k but the harmonics easily can extend to 20k. You will hear it but is it hi fi?
But why?
"extend high-frequency performance far beyond the conventional limits of hearing"
Oh. LOL.
Measurement graphs?