Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2

Buy Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2 from Ground Zero online: Technical highlights in focus

The Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2 is a top-class sound-quality subwoofer. Featuring a 50 mm copper voice coil, it handles up to 450 watts RMS, giving it outstanding sound combined with high power density. Thanks to its 2x 2 ohm impedance, the subwoofer can be flexibly amplified. The scooped and pressed paper cone, combined with other features, ensures remarkable sound quality. And don't forget: At masori.de, you can benefit from the Masori Lowest Price Guarantee and rest assured that you'll always get the best price when you buy.

Klippel® optimized 10 inch sound quality for unparalleled sound

The Klippel® optimized operation of the Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2 takes the subwoofer to a new level of sonic performance. This optimization minimizes distortion, ensuring a clear and natural sound. The difference between Klippel® optimized systems and standard solutions is noticeable, especially in the clarity and precision in the lower frequency spectrum. By minimizing non-linear distortion, you always get the best possible sound, making the subwoofer ideal for dynamic music styles.

U-shaped foam surround and cast aluminum basket for precise bass reproduction

The U-shaped foam surround of the Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2 provides outstanding control of the cone movement. This structure allows for more precise bass reproduction by dampening the cone's return travel, thus reducing distortion. The cast aluminum basket complements this feature by ensuring stability and durability, optimally supporting the high-performance copper voice coil. The combination of these two components makes the subwoofer resistant to high loads and ensures a perfect balance between flexibility and rigidity.

The influence of the 50 mm copper voice coil on sound fidelity

The Ground Zero subwoofer's 50 mm copper voice coil offers advanced thermal management and extended power handling. The use of copper ensures excellent electrical conductivity, which is crucial for transmitting intense peak power. Compared to smaller voice coils, this larger diameter allows for higher power handling, resulting in dynamic sound reproduction. However, a larger voice coil may increase weight, which should be considered during installation.

Efficient sound through a scooped and pressed paper membrane

The cone, made of scooped and pressed paper, enables the Ground Zero subwoofer to deliver efficient sound reproduction. Paper is known for its lightness and rigidity, making it particularly popular in high-fidelity audio applications. It results in fast response and offers a precise, natural sound. Compared to synthetic materials, this paper cone ensures fast response and clear tones, but requires special coatings to reduce the effects of moisture.

Unmistakable bass through an audiophile Polycot centering

The audiophile Polycot centering of the subwoofer ensures correct voice coil alignment, guaranteeing linear transmission of the mechanical movement. Polycot combines the properties of polyester and cotton, offering a perfect balance between flexibility and stability. This technology prevents unwanted movement of the moving parts and supports precise bass reproduction. Compared to conventional solutions, it reduces mechanical losses and improves overall sound quality.

Coated paper dustcap: protection and sound improvement

A key component of the Ground Zero subwoofer is the coated paper dust cap, which provides both functional protection and acoustic benefits. The coating protects the paper from dust and moisture, which is particularly beneficial in demanding environments. Acoustically, the dust cap supports the rigidity and improves the overall resonance of the system. An even more robust dust cap could provide additional protection, but would slightly increase the weight.

Resonance frequency of 46.7 Hz for deep bass foundations

With a resonant frequency of 46.7 Hz, the Ground Zero subwoofer delivers deep, rich bass, which makes a significant difference, especially in bass-heavy music. The resonant frequency indicates the frequency at which the diaphragm vibrates most efficiently, which results in a particularly powerful sound from the Ground Zero subwoofer. Compared to subwoofers with higher resonant frequencies, this subwoofer delivers a deeper bass that would be unavailable with less resonance-sensitive designs.

Use of a 2x 2 Ohm impedance for flexible amplifier adjustment

The Ground Zero subwoofer, with its 2x 2-ohm impedance, offers excellent flexibility for adapting to various amplifier scenarios. This D2 option allows you to operate the subwoofer in a parallel circuit at 1 ohm, which can deliver maximum performance when combined with a powerful amplifier. Alternatively, consider a series circuit for higher impedance and greater control. However, depending on your setup, an alternative impedance may result in less flexibility.

Installation depth of 148 mm: Ideal for compact installations

With a mounting depth of 148 mm, the subwoofer fits perfectly into most standard enclosures and vehicles without major modifications. The compact design facilitates integration, especially in cars with limited space. A larger subwoofer might require a deeper design, which could complicate installation in smaller vehicles or require a custom enclosure. The well-designed depth of this model guarantees easy handling in most automotive installations. Don't want to compromise on audio quality? The Uranium GZUW 10SQ-D2 from Ground Zero is the perfect choice. Benefit from our on-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) , our expert support FAQ & Help , or our audio blog for detailed information and support.