Rampage 12 Elite

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The Rampage 12 Elite from B2 Audio is a masterpiece of engineering, boasting a maximum output of 12,000 watts. The 12 (30 cm) subwoofer offers an impressive RMS output of 4,000 watts. A dual 1 Ω voice coil on the Rampage 12D1 ensures wiring flexibility. With a frequency range of 10 Hz to 500 Hz, the system guarantees an immersive music experience. The impedance of 1.8 ohms for the D1 version and 3.6 ohms for the D2 allows for effective integration into various audio systems. The resonant frequency is 34.6 Hz for the D1 version and 33.8 Hz for the D2 version, ensuring deep and precise bass reproduction. Get the best prices with the lowest price guarantee at Masori.de!

Technical specifications of the Rampage 12 Elite – maximum power and frequency range

The 12 subwoofer from B2 Audio achieves peak performance with a maximum power of 12,000 watts. This enormous power is ideal for systems requiring high volume and bass reproduction. Proper calibration is crucial to fully exploit this potential. The subwoofer's frequency range extends from 10 Hz to 500 Hz. This bandwidth allows for precise and rich sound reproduction, especially in the low bass range, making the Rampage 12 Elite a gem for bass enthusiasts.

SPL values ​​and their meaning for the 12 subwoofer from B2 Audio

The sound level sensitivity (SPL) of 87.4 dB for the 12D1 model and 83.9 dB for the 12D2 model demonstrate the subwoofer's efficiency in converting electrical energy into sound. These SPL values ​​mean the subwoofer can play very loudly, even with low power inputs. A higher SPL value would be desirable in this context, as it would be more efficient in energy conversion. However, these values ​​are still more than sufficient for a bass system or SPL competitions.

Dual impedance options for flexible cabling on the Rampage 12 Elite

Installation flexibility is ensured by the dual 1 Ω and dual 2 Ω impedance options. This allows you to operate the subwoofer in various wiring configurations to optimize the overall impedance of your sound setup. The option of parallel or series connection opens up a wide range of application scenarios. This is especially valuable in car hi-fi applications, allowing you to fully utilize the amplifier and achieve maximum output.

Resonance frequency and its influence on sound quality – B2 Audio Rampage 12 Elite

With resonant frequencies of 34.6 Hz for the Rampage 12D1 and 33.8 Hz for the 12D2, the subwoofer is ideally tuned for the low-frequency range. The resonant frequency indicates the frequency at which the speaker resonates most efficiently. A lower value is important here, as it produces a fuller and more powerful bass. A higher value would result in a less deep bass output, which might be more suitable for other applications.

RMS power of 4000 watts for best possible performance

The RMS power rating of 4000 watts is a key feature that demonstrates how much power the subwoofer can continuously handle. This consistently high output demonstrates a solid construction and increases reliability in daily use. A higher RMS power rating would provide more flexibility in amplifier selection, but could also lead to increased wear and tear if the build quality isn't aligned accordingly.

Influence of the Thiele-Small parameters on subwoofer performance

Thiele-Small parameters such as QMS of 7.21 (D1) and 7.59 (D2) and QES of 0.55 (D1) and 0.5 (D2) indicate exceptional mechanical and electrical properties, which influence the overall device factor QTS of 0.511 (D1) and 0.501 (D2). These values ​​demonstrate the significant contribution of mechanical and electrical damping to precise sound reproduction. A higher QMS would result in greater damping, while a lower QES could reduce frequency interference.

XMAX excursion of 40 mm for deep bass capable subwoofer

With an XMAX excursion of 40 mm, the diaphragm travel can be exceptionally long, enhancing deep, punchy bass. This high mechanical excursion positively influences transient bass response and prevents distortion at high volumes. A lower XMAX would limit the ability to efficiently reproduce such low bass frequencies, potentially resulting in a loss of quality.

Importance of Vas Volume in the B2 Audio Rampage 12 Elite

The VAS volumes of 9.7 L (D1) and 10.1 L (D2) indicate the equivalent air volume that would have the same acoustic properties as the subwoofer. This value helps design the correct enclosure volume for optimized performance. A larger VAS volume could support even deeper bass reproduction, but would require larger enclosures, which is not always practical in limited vehicle space.

BL2/RE values ​​and their technical significance of the Rampage subwoofer

The BL2/RE values ​​of 269.1 (D1) and 273.5 (D2) indicate the electromagnetic strength of the voice coil, which is important for the efficiency and control of the drive system. These values ​​demonstrate a powerful electromagnetic field that ensures precise control of the subwoofer cone. Increasing this would further refine control, but would also increase the mechanical and electrical complexity, which could result in higher costs. For any further questions regarding installation and technical details, Masori's expert support FAQ & Help is available at any time. Also, visit the Audio Blog for the latest insights into audio technology. If you're in the area, Masori also offers on-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) .