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MB12N251 Neodymium Magnet 12" Mid Bass Low Frequency Transducer

MID-BASS Professional Low Frequency Transducer 2.5-inch, fibreglass outside aluminum voice coil 600 Watt continuous program power handling 98 dB Sensitivity 45 Hz –3.0KHz Frequency range Forced air ventilation in the magnetic structure Triple-roll surround and exponential cone geometry

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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS    
Nominal Diameter 12 / 305 inch / mm 
Rated Impedance  8 ohm
Program Power   600 Watt
Power handling capacity   300 Watt
Sensitivity   98 dB
Frequency Range  45 - 3000  Hz
Effective Piston Diameter  260 / 10.24 mm / inch
Max Excursion Before Damage (peak to peak)  38 / 1.5  mm / inch
Minimum Impedance 6.4 ohm
Voice Coil Diameter  2.5 / 63 inch / mm 
Voice Coil Material  Aluminum  
Voice Coil Winding Depth  14 / 0.55  mm / inch
Number of layers  1  
Kind of layer  outside  
Top Plate Thickness  9 / 0.35  mm / inch
Cone Material No pressed pulp  
Cone Design Curved  
Surround Material Polycotton   
Surround Design  Triple-roll  
Magnets Material  Neodymium   
     
     
MOUNTING INFORMATION    
Overall Diameter 320 / 12.6  mm / inch
Bolt Circle Diameter  295-304 / 11.6-11.9  mm / inch
Bolt Hole Diameter 5.5 / 0.21 mm / inch
Front Mount Baffle Cut-out  288 / 11.34  mm / inch
Rear Mount Baffle Cut-out  288 / 11.34 mm / inch
Depth  130 / 5.1  mm / inch
Volume occupied by the driver  2.2 / 0.09  liters / ft3

 

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