B&C Speakers - DE550TN 16 Ohm Driver
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The B&C Speakers DE550TN 16 Ohm compression driver combines a titanium diaphragm and a 51 mm aluminum voice coil for precise reproduction of high frequencies. With a sensitivity of 109 dB and a response of 1 kHz to 17 kHz, it delivers detailed and effective sound projection.
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Presentation
The B&C Speakers DE550TN 16 Ohm compression driver is designed to deliver faithful high-frequency reproduction with remarkable clarity and precision. Its rigid yet lightweight titanium diaphragm provides a smooth and consistent response while offering excellent resistance to mechanical stress.
The 51 mm aluminum voice coil contributes to efficient heat dissipation, reducing thermal compression and ensuring optimal operation even at high power levels.
With a continuous power rating of 70 W and a peak capacity of 140 W, this driver is ideal for systems requiring high dynamics without compromising signal fidelity.
Its 109 dB sensitivity allows for powerful sound projection, optimizing system efficiency without excessively stressing the amplifier. Its frequency response range, extending from 1 kHz to 17 kHz, guarantees detailed reproduction of high frequencies and precise articulation of transients.
Its 25 mm throat diameter facilitates speaker integration, making it compatible with a wide variety of horns for different audio applications. Its mounting is secure thanks to two M6 mounting points spaced 76 mm apart. With a compact footprint and a weight of only 1.17 kg, it is an optimal choice for systems requiring a compact yet powerful driver.
Its robust construction, combined with careful engineering, allows it to meet the needs of both fixed installations and mobile systems where reliability and high-frequency clarity are essential.
The 51 mm aluminum voice coil contributes to efficient heat dissipation, reducing thermal compression and ensuring optimal operation even at high power levels.
With a continuous power rating of 70 W and a peak capacity of 140 W, this driver is ideal for systems requiring high dynamics without compromising signal fidelity.
Its 109 dB sensitivity allows for powerful sound projection, optimizing system efficiency without excessively stressing the amplifier. Its frequency response range, extending from 1 kHz to 17 kHz, guarantees detailed reproduction of high frequencies and precise articulation of transients.
Its 25 mm throat diameter facilitates speaker integration, making it compatible with a wide variety of horns for different audio applications. Its mounting is secure thanks to two M6 mounting points spaced 76 mm apart. With a compact footprint and a weight of only 1.17 kg, it is an optimal choice for systems requiring a compact yet powerful driver.
Its robust construction, combined with careful engineering, allows it to meet the needs of both fixed installations and mobile systems where reliability and high-frequency clarity are essential.
Other features
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B&C Speakers DE550TN 16 Ohm Driver
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1" Compression Driver
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Continuous Power: 70 W
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Peak Power Handling: 140 W
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Nominal Impedance: 16 Ω
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Minimum Impedance: 13.5 Ω
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Sensitivity: 109 dB
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Frequency Response: 1 kHz - 17 kHz
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Voice Coil: 51 mm (2") Aluminum
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Diaphragm: Titanium
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Inductance: 0.14 mH
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Flux Density: 2 T
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Recommended Crossover Frequency: 1.2 kHz
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Mounting: Two M6 holes at 180° on a 76 mm diameter
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Exit Diameter: 25 mm
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Depth: 49 mm
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Packaging: 1 piece
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Package Dimensions: 105 x 105 x 65 mm
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Net weight: 1.17 kg
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Shipping weight: 1.2 kg
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