MarkAudio MAOP_11v2 Driver Unit 1 Set

MAOP_11 has been made into a MAOP based on the Pluvia11, the newest unit design of Markaudio.
If we compare the sound to Alpair10v2MAOP as the queen of modern design full range, then MAOP_11 is truly the king of full range. To express the impression of sound, when comparing the same live recordings, the former is a European hall, and MAOP_11 has the impression that it is a hall tone of a modern-designed hall.

The MAOP11 is version 2, and the suspension is softer.
The low range is more dynamic, and the fine expression ability of the mid- and high range has been improved.

Voice coils used by Rectangular Pure Copper Wire

MAOP_11 uses a voice coil made of pure copper rectangle wire exclusively for this model. There are many advantages of this coil, which can be reduced by tens of percent of the same magnetic force, and is full of good things, such as suppressing linear resistance and self-resonance.
It also uses a mixed chassis of glass fiber and ABS resin, and by wrapping the magnet with a rubber cover, the resonant sound transmitted to the magnet is dumped.
Although various theories and designs have been investigated, the fluid on the back of the unit itself tends to be deemed surprisingly low.

MAOP (Micro-Arc Oxidation Process Cone)
Strong field oxidation crystallization process

The MAOP series features a matte, glossy surface, and its surface treatment name.

This process refers to the process of immersing alloy cones in an alkaline electrolyzer solution with a very strong voltage (700V) for a long time (1-2 weeks) to oxidize the surface to form crystals. By adopting this treatment, the surface of the cone will be transformed into a crystal with countless flexible bubbles (with many holes) as shown in the photo (this method changes the cone itself and is not a coating, so there is almost no increase in mass.)

You can see countless small crystals and air holes that look like the surface of a sponge. The metal piles and air holes produced over the last few weeks of process make the regenerated sound natural.

This innovative invention is that the metal diaphragm is achieved by a new material that uses a cone that generates a microresonance pattern that passes through this surface to achieve a damping effect similar to that of a pulp diaphragm, and is why it is said to be a quiet driver because it achieves extremely flat, wideband characteristics.