5" coaxial speaker - a treat for the ears
The sound concept of a complex sound system is based on the reproduction of all audible frequency ranges. A 13 cm coaxial loudspeaker is a special type of loudspeaker for mid and high frequency ranges. The top sellers in this category are:
Rockford Fosgate POWER T152 ,
Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRF 5.2SQ ,
AB Acoustics SB13PFCR25-4-COAX . If you want to jump straight to the most popular brands, we recommend you take a look at:
Rockford Fosgate ,
Ground Zero ,
SB Acoustics .
How coaxial speakers influence the sound
Anyone who equips their sound system with coaxial speakers has
midrange speakers and tweeter in one speaker chassis. The combination speakers are able to
high frequencies up to 20 kHz. Since high frequencies are short-wave, they require only a small amount of power. For this reason, coaxial speakers usually have an RMS output of between 40 - 90 watts.
What should I look for in a coaxial speaker?
The installation depth plays a role in the choice of
loudspeaker play an important role. In addition, attention must be paid to the RMS power, the impedance range and a wide frequency response. The latter is crucial for a high-quality sound experience. In addition, a high
sound pressure (dB) positive effect on the sound.
. What are the special features of a coaxial speaker?
Coaxial speakers are equipped with a crossover in the form of a high-pass filter. This filters the middle from the high frequency passages and directs them to the corresponding speaker.
tweeters Since these are sensitive speakers, most models are equipped with a water-repellent
IMPP membrane coated.
Which manufacturers does Masori distribute?
Currently, 13 cm coaxial speakers from the following manufacturers are available at Masori: Blam, Ground Zero, JL Audio, Morel,
Rockford Fosgate , SB Acoustics, Vibe Audio
Conclusion
Coaxial speakers enhance any sound system and provide a
balanced sound. Since this type of loudspeaker is designed exclusively for the reproduction of medium and high frequency ranges, a subwoofer should be operated in parallel for the bass-heavy passages.
