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The new B-DEAP (Boundary Dependent External Air Path) bass horn enclosure. The B-DEAP subwoofer represents an evolutionary design utilizing the company's patent pending Boundary Dependent technology. The External Airpath technology allows for the very efficient generation of extreme levels of acoustic power with low distortion obviating the issues of size, weight or processing.
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| Developed by Sound Physics' creative director of R&D, Thomas Danley, the B-DEAP design takes into consideration the physical space outside the actual box, utilizing boundaries, enclosure walls and geometry to form a bass horn external to the unit. Traditionally, a bass horn capable of extending to 30Hz requires an enclosure with a ten to twelve-foot wide mouth. Even a multi-box, segmented bass horn usually requires a lot of space. |
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Frequency Response
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32 to 42 Hz - 190 Hz (Loading dependent)
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Power Handling
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1600 Watts Continuous
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Nominal Impedance
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4 Ohm, Optional: 2 x 8 Ohm
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Transducer LF
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2 x 12" High Excursion Drive Units
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Sensitivity
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100-110.5dB @ 2.8v/1m, Loading Dependent
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Connector
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2 x NL4
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Dimensions
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42" x 18" x 42"
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Weight
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195 lbs.
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Construction
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13 Ply Baltic Birch
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Finish
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Black Catalyzed Texture Coat
Optional Line-X Coating
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