Apocalypse DB-4515R

Buy the 15 (38cm) Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R subwoofer online at Masori.de

Begin your journey into impressive depths and order the mighty Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R subwoofer online at Masori.de. With an incredible RMS output of 4500 watts and a maximum power handling of up to 9000 watts, the sound becomes a tangible experience. Its impressive 15 diameter is complemented by a massive 4.5 voice coil, ensuring it won't break a sweat even with the hardest beats. Thanks to the innovative carbon cone, you'll experience richer bass, which impresses with its extreme lightness and high strength. The ribbed surround structure maximizes the XMAX to a powerful 22.5 mm per direction. Convince yourself of the quality now and take advantage of the Masori lowest price guarantee!

4.5 voice coil for maximum current handling: Deaf Bonce Subwoofer technical insight

The voice coil of the 15 subwoofer is not only impressively large but also efficient. With a 4.5 diameter, it enables an enormous power handling of up to 4500 watts RMS. This considerable size ensures low electrical damping loss and higher thermal capacity. The increased current carrying capacity means the subwoofer can operate for extended periods without any loss of performance. Compared to typical 3 voice coils, the voice coil of the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R offers increased longevity and more stable sound reproduction at high volumes, ideal for SPL applications or intensive continuous use.

Advantages of the high-strength carbon membrane in the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R

The ultra-stretch carbon cone of the Deaf Bonce subwoofer significantly improves sound quality. Compared to conventional paper or plastic cones, it offers a higher strength-to-weight ratio, enabling more sensitive response. This results in precise reproduction even at intense bass frequencies. In use, this construction minimizes distortion, even at maximum output. Increased weight, as might occur with conventional materials, would reduce efficiency, whereas the carbon cone in the Apocalypse DB-4515R eliminates this problem.

Ribbed surround structure and 22.5 mm XMAX: Precision in sound reproduction

The Deaf Bonce subwoofer incorporates a ribbed surround structure, which, combined with its sophisticated design, significantly improves sound precision. With an XMAX of 22.5 mm per direction, outstanding linear excursion is achieved, which is essential for distortion-free bass reproduction. The ribbed design also provides additional stability to the cone, especially when pushed to its technical limits. A lower XMAX would result in higher distortion, which would directly impact the clarity of the lowest frequencies.

Installation dimensions and the aluminum frame design of the Deaf Bonce DB-4515R subwoofer

With a mounting depth of 303.5 mm and a cutout size of 355.0 mm, the subwoofer can be ideally integrated into a variety of enclosures, provided space permits. The aluminum frame offers the advantage of being resistant to the enormous vibrations that can occur during high-frequency operation. Compared to steel frames, aluminum is also lighter, which contributes to the overall efficiency of the speaker. A different mounting depth could severely limit the flexibility in the cabinet selection.

Impedance options of the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R: Flexibility in wiring

The subwoofer offers a choice of 1+1 or 2+2 ohm impedances, allowing you to use different configurations depending on your needs and amplifier choice. A lower impedance value allows you to draw more amplifier power per channel, which is advantageous in high-power applications. Compared to products with a fixed 4 ohm impedance, it offers increased flexibility and allows you to experiment with different amplifier topologies and environments.

32 Hz resonance frequency of the Apocalypse DB-4515R: Optimized bass performance

The Deaf Bonce subwoofer's 32 Hz resonant frequency enhances its ability to produce powerful, low-frequency sounds with ease. A lower Fs value results in a greater emphasis on deep bass, offering clearer and more impressive low-frequency dynamics. A higher value, however, would limit high efficiency above 32 Hz in the bass range. This tuning is optimal for genres that demand powerful bass performance.

Mechanics and Electrics: The Q-factors of the Deaf Bonce Subwoofer analyzed

With Qts values ​​of 0.35 to 0.36, the Apocalypse DB-4515R is in the ideal range for balanced bass reproduction without the constraints of excessive damping or resonance sensitivity roll-off. These values ​​offer an optimal balance between excellent transient response and efficient bass production, ideal for both sealed and vented enclosures. Higher Qts may impede indirect bass reproduction at extremely low frequencies, while lower values ​​result in increased control but at the expense of bass volume.

The ferrite magnet of the Deaf Bonce DB-4515R: Powerful magnetic force for stable sound

A ferrite magnet acts as the core of the subwoofer motor, providing immense magnetic force that ensures consistent sound fidelity even at the lowest frequencies. Compared to neodymium alternatives, ferrite is robust and resistant to thermal fluctuations, ensuring stability under high loads. A weaker magnetic field could limit performance and diminish listening enjoyment.

Vas and Thiele Small Parameter Specification for the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R

The VAS values ​​of 67 to 68.4 liters form the basis for precisely determining the chassis tuning. This volume ensures optimal air suspension in the chassis and helps reduce resonances that could lead to frequency distortion. However, a VAS value that is too high could require larger chassis dimensions, reducing installation flexibility, while a value that is too low would result in lower efficiency at low frequencies. Take advantage of the comprehensive support for the Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-4515R with on-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) , our expert support FAQ & help or browse the Masori audio blog for further tips.