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PL14WJ09-08 5'' Bass-midwoofer 8 Ohm

€84,95

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Scan-Speak PL14WJ09-08 5'' Bass-midwoofer 8 Ohm

Name: Scan-Speak PL14WJ09-08 5'' Bass-midwoofer 8 Ohm
Brand: Scan-Speak
SKU: PL14WJ09-08
Price: 84.95 EUR
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5" | 8 Ω

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A 5" NRSC coated cone with wide profile low rubber surround has outstanding smooth extended bass response, famously flat frequency response, smooth roll-off, all powered by a huge magnet assembly.

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power handling (continuous/programme) = 200/250 W
Smooth and extended bass response
Large magnet assembly for good power handling and efficiency
NRSC coated paper cone with wide profile low rubber surround
Easy to find second-hand drivers

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Scan-Speak PL14WJ09-08 5'' Bass-midwoofer 8 Ohm

The PL14WJ09-08 is a 5-inch mid-woofer speaker driver that was manufactured by Vifa (now Scanspeak). It was discontinued in 2012, but it is still a popular choice for DIY speakers due to its smooth sound and extended bass response.

The PL14WJ09-08 has a number of features that make it a good choice for mid-range applications. It has a NRSC coated paper cone with a wide profile low rubber surround. This gives the driver a smooth and extended bass response, with a cutoff frequency of around 50 Hz. The driver also has a large magnet assembly, which gives it good power handling and efficiency.

The PL14WJ09-08 is not particularly efficient, with a sensitivity of 86 dB (2.83V; 1m). However, this can be compensated for by using a larger cabinet or by pairing the driver with a more efficient tweeter.