DBXi - high performance subwoofers with advanced technology.

DBXi is a showcase in the use and adaptation of extremely advanced technology. DBXi simplifies the choice for the serious bass enthusiast. It is no longer necessary to decide whether the subwoofer should be an SPL or SQL design. DBXi provides high SPL while remaining fast, accurate and musical. Innovative technology and a revolutionary machining process are key elements of the DBXi design. Enabling us to produce a subwoofer capable of thunderous deep bass with speed, precision and articulation.

Development of the DBXi

The development of the new DBXi drivers began with an in-depth review of all elements in subwoofer design. The conclusion was that a refinement of existing technology could not overcome  known limitations. New technology was a necessity for delivering bone-crushing low frequency response while still retaining the speed and composure required for higher cutoff frequencies. Many manufacturers are able to make heavy and slow woofers that begin to stumble over themselves at 60 - 70 Hz. Also, many manufacturers are able to produce overdeveloped mid-tone drivers that are fast, but not able to go deeper than 60 Hz. One of the major design requirements for DBXi was a linear frequency response from 20 to 250 Hz (15 "DBXi). What distinguishes great subwoofer units from mediocre, is paradoxically their ability to reproduce the higher frequencies. Especially for music reproduction - a quick and hard-hitting bass is much more immersive than a bass that feels heavy and slow. A woofer must be taut, responsive and hard hitting. 

Priced and sold per piece.

Specifications:

• Model: DBXi-12D
• EAN: 0689759101154
  

• Recommended amplifier power: 500 - 1500-Watts
• Fs: 16 Hz
• Efficiency(1W/1m): 87 dB SPL
• Nominal Impedance: Dual 4 ohm
• 12 "cast subwoofer 
• Dual Voice Coil 2 x 4-ohm 
• 2.5" diameter aluminum voice coil 
• 140 Oz hot forged singled piece magnet system
• Xmax 66 mm PP
• Xmech 88 mm PP
• BL 60% @ Xmax
  

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