SB Acoustics

SB Acoustics SB17CAC35-4 6'' Ceramic Cone Woofer

Rs. 9,900.00

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Features:

  • Vented cast aluminum chassis for optimum strength and low compression
  • Geometrically reinforced ceramic cone for optimum piston operation and reduced break-up
  • Soft low damping rubber surround for improved transient response
  • Non-conducting fibre glass voice coil former for minimum damping
  • Extended copper sleeve on pole piece for low inductance and low distortion
  • CCAW voice coil for reduced moving mass
  • Long life silver lead wires
  • Vented pole piece for reduced compression

Specifications:

  • Nominal Impedance 4 Ω
  • DC resistance, Re 3.1 Ω
  • Voice coil inductance, Le 0.13 mH
  • Effective piston area, Sd 118 cm2
  • Voice coil diameter 35.5 mm
  • Voice coil height 16 mm
  • Air gap height 5 mm
  • Linear coil travel (p-p) 11 mm
  • Magnetic flux density 1.0 T
  • Magnet weight 0.54 kg
  • Net weight 1.56 kg
  • Free air resonance, Fs 29.5 Hz
  • Sensitivity (2.83 V / 1 m) 90 dB
  • Mechanical Q-factor, Qms 4.70
  • Electrical Q-factor, Qes 0.31
  • Total Q-factor, Qts 0.29
  • Moving mass incl. air, Mms 15.2 g
  • Force factor, Bl 5.3 Tm
  • Equivalent volume, VAS 37.8 liters
  • Compliance, Cms 1.91 mm/N
  • Mechanical loss, Rms 0.6 kg/s
  • Rated power handling* 60 W

* IEC 268-5, T/S parameters measured on drive units that are broken in.


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Shuvam
My favourite 6.5" midbass

I have used Dayton RS180 for a long time, but those drivers predate these designs by a decade, and have severe cone breakup problems acoompanied by resonance distortion amplification, which becomes audible even as low as 1.5KHz. These SB17 metal cone drivers (this one and the SB17NBAC) are outstanding next generation metal-cone drivers which have these radial ridges to reduce cone breakup. The net result is a low distortion driver with really exceptional clarity and detail in the vocal ranges, something which paper and poly cones find hard to deliver. And all this is done with a controlled cone breakup, thus making it unnecessary for me to use 6th order or Cauer-Elliptic crossover topologies.

These are on the cards for my next MTM floorstander designs, mated to an SB26CDC tweeter or an SB29RDAC.