Microsonic Wu 102 Driver File

Most 4-inch drivers suffer from severe cone breakup modes around 5 kHz to 7 kHz, manifesting as a harsh "shout" in the upper midrange. Microsonic solved this with the Wu 102 by applying a non-Newtonian damping layer between the carbon fiber and polypropylene. This layer converts vibrational energy into microscopic heat, flattening the frequency response curve dramatically.

Treat the system as a standard pure analog current loop ( ) or voltage signaling device ( Microsonic Wu 102 Driver

If you were to listen to the in a rigid test baffle, you would notice three distinct characteristics: Most 4-inch drivers suffer from severe cone breakup