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Article no.: 1015
Nothing is so good that it can’t be improved!
E130 has gone through a second face lift. Most noticable
is the new taylored aluminum chassis.
Then we added a new rim, spider, motor and a new
stronger glue. This gave us a design that can take a
lot of ”abuse” with a more linear behaviour. The new
motor now gives us an 89dB sensitivity, and a range
from 35Hz up to around 19Khz, making it almost a
full range 6.5” bass unit which can be easily combined
with a number of tweeters in a 2-way system, or even
used as a single unit, (but a 2 way system is recommended).
In combination with our new E60, you get
numerous crossover options from 120 to 2,5Khz.
Why not try a linear array of 4, 9 or even 16x E60 units for example?
We kept the dual coil and made Qt lower (0.46 in
8Ohm).
For the advanced designer the dual coil gives a number
of options, firstly by connecting the two coils in
single, series or parallel mode (16,8 or 32 Ohm), but
then also when connecting multiple drivers from 2
to endless linear arrays. By shorting one coil with
a resistor for example, you can also get even more
options, controlling the Q. (Qts will come down to
almost half by simply shorting the second coil).
E130 now also comes with individual parameters included in each box!
E130 has gone through a second face lift. Most noticable
is the new taylored aluminum chassis.
Then we added a new rim, spider, motor and a new
stronger glue. This gave us a design that can take a
lot of ”abuse” with a more linear behaviour. The new
motor now gives us an 89dB sensitivity, and a range
from 35Hz up to around 19Khz, making it almost a
full range 6.5” bass unit which can be easily combined
with a number of tweeters in a 2-way system, or even
used as a single unit, (but a 2 way system is recommended).
In combination with our new E60, you get
numerous crossover options from 120 to 2,5Khz.
Why not try a linear array of 4, 9 or even 16x E60 units for example?
We kept the dual coil and made Qt lower (0.46 in
8Ohm).
For the advanced designer the dual coil gives a number
of options, firstly by connecting the two coils in
single, series or parallel mode (16,8 or 32 Ohm), but
then also when connecting multiple drivers from 2
to endless linear arrays. By shorting one coil with
a resistor for example, you can also get even more
options, controlling the Q. (Qts will come down to
almost half by simply shorting the second coil).
E130 now also comes with individual parameters included in each box!
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