MB12N251 Neodymium Magnet 12" Mid Bass Low Frequency Transducer
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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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