Active speakers
Active speakers contain their own amplifier to drive the speaker, which will be matched by impedance and power handling. This makes them a simple solution for distributed audio systems.
Active Subwoofer Cabinet
170.190UK
M8S
Active sub cabinet with 8" (20cm) reinforced driver and internal amplifier with active filter circuit. Inputs are on twin RCA or from a stereo amplifier on spring terminals (between amp and mid-top...
- Integral amplifier with variable crossover
- Auto off function conserves energy
- Speaker level or line level inputs
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170.190UK
M8S active sub cabinet 8in 100W |
Active Subwoofer Cabinet
Active sub cabinet with 8" (20cm) reinforced driver and internal amplifier with active filter circuit. Inputs are on twin RCA or from a stereo amplifier on spring terminals (between amp and mid-top speakers). Cutoff frequency and Gain rotary controls can be adjusted as required. "Auto Off" function deactivates the amplifier when no incoming signal is detected to conserve energy.
- Integral amplifier with variable crossover
- Auto off function conserves energy
- Speaker level or line level inputs
Specification
- Power supply 220-250Vac, 50/60Hz (Fig 8)
- Driver 20cm (8") reinforced cone
- Speaker : impedance 4 Ohms
- Connections Speaker level input terminals, RCA line level in
- Cut-off frequency 45 - 150Hz
- Rated output power 100W
- Peak output 200W
- Frequency response 50 - 250Hz
- Dimensions 300 x 330 x 300mm
- Weight 7.44kg
Trade information
| 170.190UK | |
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| Barcode / EAN | 5015972118498 |
| Package type | Box Printed |
| Package dimensions | 330 x 400 x 360mm |
| Package weight | 7.44kg |
| Package quantity | 1 unit |
| Carton dimensions | 330 x 400 x 360mm |
| Carton weight | 7.44kg |
| Carton quantity | 1 package |
| Pack plastic weight | 0.16kg |
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