Beyma |
18G40 |
18G40-8 |
118G48 |
Cone driver |
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Brand Beyma |
Model 18G40 |
TLHP code 18G40-8 |
Manufacturer code 118G48 |
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Product type Cone driver |
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High power handling (700 WAES)
Waterproof paper cone
4" edgewound copper voice coil with polyimide fiber glass former
Optimum winding length for increased linear excursion
Spiders of improved temperature behaviour: retain good mechanical properties at high power
Designed for woofer applications
This low frequency transducer is specially intended for the most demanding applications. Its design concept arises from the need of achieve a more resistant loudspeaker that matches the more and more power given by ultimate amplification systems.
In order to accomplish that, almost every component of the speaker has been reconsidered: its voice coil has the benefits of an improved manufacturing process and the highest quality materials, while the dual spider configuration includes a nomex spider that maintains its compliance constant with the applied power. Moreover, the magnetic structure construction generates a symmetrical magnetic field and, at the same time, provides an efficient thermal path which contributes to heat dissipation.
Furthermore, its parameters have been optimized to obtain an excellent bass response when used in small bass-reflex cabinets.
General |
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Product type | Cone driver |
Brand | Beyma |
Reference | 18G40 |
Product code | 118G48 |
Informations |
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Nominal impedance | 8 ohm |
Nominal power handling | 700 W |
Bandwidth | 25÷1500 Hz |
Datas |
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Weight | ~12.6 kg |
Dimensions |
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Voice coil diameter | 4 | 2.8 inch |
Shape & Materials |
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Magnet type | Ferrite |
This system is only available for technical questions. For questions of prices, availability of products and deadline thank you to send your request by the contact page.
* On axis frequency response measured with loudspeaker standing on infinite baffle in anechoic chamber
* Bass-reflex cabinet
* These losses are calculated from a five minutes AES power test applying band limited pink noise (25-1200 Hz). The loudspeaker is free-air standing.