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Descrizione del prodotto Beyma 12CXA400Fe Coaxial Woofer
High-output 12-inch coaxial transducer with integrated compression driver and ferrite magnet, optimized for full-range systems with controlled dispersion and smooth frequency integration.
Highlights of the Beyma 12CXA400Fe
- 800 W / 160 W program power handling (LF / HF) with 96 / 105 dB sensitivity
- 4 woofer and 2.85 compression driver with shared ferrite magnet
- Flat response from 40 Hz to 20,000 Hz and 60° horn coverage for precise HF control
- Weatherproof LF cone and demodulating rings in both sections for reduced distortion
Product details Beyma 12CXA400Fe
Beyma 12CXA400Fe Coaxial Transducer
The Beyma 12CXA400Fe is a robust 12 coaxial transducer built for full-range professional audio applications requiring powerful low-frequency performance and precise high-frequency dispersion in one integrated system. It delivers 400 W AES and 800 W program power in the LF section, paired with 80 W AES and 160 W program in the HF, all supported by excellent sensitivity ratings of 96 dB (LF) and 105 dB (HF). The unit combines a 4 voice coil woofer and a 2.85 compression driver mounted concentrically, using a shared ferrite magnet assembly for compact design and optimized acoustic alignment. The LF cone is weatherproof, while the HF driver features a composite Titanium/Polyester diaphragm for accurate and extended high-frequency reproduction. Ideal for bass-reflex cabinets and high-output enclosures, the 12CXA400Fe covers a full 40 Hz to 20 kHz range and is recommended with a crossover point at 1.5 kHz (minimum 12 dB/oct). Additional features include demodulating rings in both LF and HF sections to minimize harmonic distortion and a 60° coverage horn for consistent high-frequency dispersion. With a durable build and powerful acoustic performance, this transducer is suited for stage monitors, portable PA systems, and fixed installations demanding clarity, output, and spatial precision.
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