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- SB Acoustics Satori WO24P-8 9.5'' Egyptian Papyrus Cone Woofer SB Acoustics Satori WO24P-8 9.5'' Egyptian Papyrus Cone Woofer
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SB Acoustics Satori WO24P-8 9.5'' Egyptian Papyrus Cone Woofer
Features
- Hard paper cone for improved piston operation (made in-house)
- Large optimized motor system with under-cut pole piece and dual shorting rings
- Vented aerodynamic cast aluminium chassis for optimum strength and low compression
- Soft low damping rubber surround for optimum transient response
- Linear symmetric suspension design for improved dynamic performance
- Non-conducting fibre glass voice coil former for minimum damping
- Long life silver lead wires attached 180° apart for improved stability
- Vented pole piece for reduced compression
- Low piston to chassis diameter ratio
- Gasket and bolt hole protrusions for reduced coupling to speaker cabinet
Specifications
- Nominal Impedance 8 ?
- DC resistance, Re 5.8 ?
- Voice coil inductance, Le 0.56 mH
- Effective piston area, Sd 255 cm2
- Voice coil diameter 49.5 mm
- Voice coil height 23 mm
- Air gap height 6 mm
- Linear coil travel (p-p) 17 mm
- Magnetic flux density 1.1 T
- Magnet weight 1.36 kg
- Net weight 3.7 kg
- Free air resonance, Fs 24.5 Hz
- Sensitivity (2.83V/1m) 88 dB
- Mechanical Q-factor, Qms 5.7
- Electrical Q-factor, Qes 0.41
- Total Q-factor, Qts 0.38
- Moving mass incl. air,Mms 44.5 g
- Force factor, Bl 9.9 Tm
- Equivalent volume, Vas 87.5 liters
- Compliance, Cms 0.95 mm/N
- Mechanical loss, Rms 1.2 kg/s
- Rated power handling* 90 W
* IEC 268-5, T/S parameters measured on drive units that are broken in.


This is a very peculiar driver. It is large enough to deliver room-filling bass, it's almost 10". It has an Fs of 24Hz, which lets it go really low in a small enclosure. It can be used in a sealed 20-litre enclosure almost without any equalisation and will still deliver bass deep enough for double-bass or rock. And it does all this together with a flat SPL curve which goes into the KHz range, with a moving mass much lighter than the SB29NRX classical high-end woofer. This one has a moving mass of 44g while that has 78g. So, this can handle higher frequencies than almost any other 10" woofer. I'm using this in a 3-way sealed box with an MR13 mid and a TW29R tweeter, for an all-Satori high-end monitor speaker. It may be larger than desktop speakers but will be average size for general monitors. I'll drive this with a Hypex FA123 with active equalisation and crossover.
This is the only 10" driver I can think of which can mate with the Satori 2" dome midrange, because the dome needs to be crossover at 1KHz or higher, 4th order.