General
Bass addition for our active loudspeakers and as subwoofer for our passive high-end loudspeakers
Cabinet design
with cardioids characteristic
Maximum SPL
measured at f = 63 Hz
112 dB / r = 1 m (3.3 ft); 2 pi
Bandwidth
25 Hz ... (60 Hz ... 80 Hz, cont. adjustable) - 6 dB; 2 pi
Total harmonic distortion
measured at PE = - 14 dBu and f = 50 Hz
89 dB / r = 1 m (3.3 ft)
Inherent noise sound level
GK0 / DIN 15996 r = 1 m
Nominal Input level
- 9 dBu ... + 6 dBu adjustable
Nominal Output level HP
CH1, CH2
+ 6 dBu at 2 kOhm balanced
Input impedance
≥ 10 kOhm RC balanced
Bass output level
adjustable
Output power of the PWM-amplifier
max. 1000 W / 4 Ohm
Electronic Crossover frequencies
TP 24 dB / Okt.
HP 12 dB / Okt.
Distance compensation
adjustable from 0 ... 1 m (3.3 ft) difference to the front speaker's plane
Power requirements
90 ... 132 V, 55 ... 65 Hz or 190 ... 265 V, 45 ... 55 Hz
Power consumption
20 VA at stand-by, max. 500 VA at full load
Operation and Clipping indicator
LED on back side
Input Connector
3x XLR 3F
Output Connector
3x XLR 3M
1x Speakon NL4 (activation BASIS 11KP)
Connector for bypass-mode switch (Remote)
XLR 4M
Connector for BCU7.1 (MPI)
XLR 4F
Loudspeaker system
280 mm (11") cone
Dimensions (H x W x D)
350 x 350 x 350 mm (13.8 x 13.8 x 13.8 in)
Weight
15,8 kg (34.7 lbs)
Temperature requirements
Design of the Cabinet
MDF-wood in ash black veneered; optional different veneers or colors
Technical drawings
Standard veneer ash black (RAL9005), optional veneers and optional colours
We offer our loudspeakers in standard veneer ash black (RAL9005) or for an additional charge in different optional veneers respectively optional colours. This website provides an overview on the optional veneer and lacquer styles. We are pleased to check if your desired individual veneer and colour can be realised.
Important information about deviations from sample pattern
Wood is a natural product. Even the most thorough manufacturing can result in deviations in colour or structure and is no cause for complaint.
Images are represented differently on every screen and hence not colour-proof.