12π basshorn subwoofer

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Posted by Wayne Parham [ 66.139.38.21 ] on October 10, 2005 at 01:06:15:

In Reply to: I am a new visitor to this forum posted by Rajeev on October 09, 2005 at 23:19:25:


The 12π basshorn subwoofer is 45" x 45" x 28", which fits nicely in semi trucks. The size and shape of the horn is optimized for accurate response, not just to be loud. Because of this, it doesn't require six to eight horns to deliver good response outdoors like some basshorns.

The 12π basshorn uses a pair of LAB12's having push-pull drive which reduces harmonic distortion. Second harmonics are cancelled with this arrangement, third harmonics are attenuated by horn folds and fourth harmonics are reduced by both push-pull cancellation and horn fold attenuation. This use of horn folding and push-pull drive reduces all types of distortion, not just those resulting from electro-magnetic causes. The net result is that distortion is very low, reduced more than any other system.

The 12π basshorn also has a heat exchanger which reduces thermal compression and parameter drift. This increases efficiency and makes the response curve more consistent at moderate and high power levels. It also makes the horn more durable by reducing motor temperatures and increasing power handling over 225%.


As you've probably seen, the 12π basshorn subwoofer will be at the Prosound Shootout this Friday.



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