Apocalypse DB-SA 255

Buy the Apocalypse DB-SA 255 subwoofer from Deaf Bonce: Excellent performance at the best price

The 15 (38cm) Apocalypse DB-SA 255 subwoofer from Deaf Bonce impresses with its excellent price-performance ratio. Its RMS power of 1000 W and maximum power of 2000 W set it apart in the market. The Masori Lowest Price Guarantee ensures you get the best value. One of the highlights is the 2.5-inch copper voice coil, which ensures impressive sound efficiency. The detailed basket structure also offers visual appeal when installed upside down. Further advantages are the ferrite magnet and the foam surround, which ensure the astonishing sound pressure level of 87.10 to 87.50 dB. Benefit from the low frequencies of the Deaf Bonce subwoofer and buy this technical masterpiece online at masori.de.

Optimal performance of the Deaf Bonce subwoofer through RMS and maximum power

The Deaf Bonce Apocalypse DB-SA 255 offers an RMS power output of 1000 W, allowing the subwoofer to continuously deliver clear high tones without overheating. With a maximum power of 2000 W, the subwoofer can handle short-term power peaks. This configuration guarantees not only volume but also depth in the sound. Compared to similar models on the car hi-fi market, the Apocalypse DB-SA 255's power is in the upper range and is recommended for users who prefer powerful audio systems. Lower power would reduce the sound's dynamic range, while higher power, if not properly tuned, could result in distorted output.

2.5 inch copper voice coil for high efficiency and durability

The Apocalypse DB-SA 255's 2.5-inch copper voice coil is a key component for converting electrical signals into sound. The use of copper as the winding material ensures high conductivity, which minimizes losses. Copper is known for its thermal conductivity, allowing the coil to remain cool even at high power levels. A smaller coil would reduce performance, while a larger one could impair the subwoofer's responsiveness. This technical refinement ensures high sound precision and longevity in the Deaf Bonce subwoofer.

Resonance frequency and Qts value of the Deaf Bonce subwoofer in use

The Deaf Bonce subwoofer has a resonant frequency of 32.20 to 32.86 Hz, ensuring deep bass reproduction in cars. The Qts value of 0.51 to 0.55 provides a balance between efficiency and good bass reproduction. This makes the subwoofer ideal for applications in both closed and vented enclosures. A lower Qts value would result in tighter bass reproduction, but could reduce the level in vented enclosures. A higher Qts value would enhance bass reproduction in large enclosures but cause problems in closed systems. The values ​​of the DB-SA 255 are optimal for general-purpose applications.

Precision bass reproduction thanks to the Xmax value and Vas volume

With an Xmax of ±15.00 mm, the Deaf Bonce subwoofer delivers exceptional excursion, ensuring clean bass reproduction at high volumes. This degree of moving mass allows for greater cone excursion and thus more powerful bass without distortion. The equivalent volume (Vas) of 61.30 to 62.10 L influences the enclosure you choose for the subwoofer. A smaller value could limit the low-end capability, while a larger value requires larger enclosures to deliver the full bass range. This combination ensures dynamic and precise reproduction of low frequencies in the vehicle.

Sound characteristics of the Deaf Bonce with SPL and ferrite magnets

A sound pressure level (SPL) of 87.10 to 87.50 dB makes the Deaf Bonce subwoofer particularly efficient. High SPL values ​​are ideal for powerful sound experiences, especially in large vehicles. The ferrite magnet contributes significantly to the magnetic field strength, which in turn improves responsiveness and control of the cone movement. Sonically, the DB-SA 255 offers clarity and rich detail in the low frequency ranges. A weaker magnet would reduce the dynamics of the bass, while an overly strong magnet could impair precision. This tuning ensures powerful, deep bass.

Technical details of the multilayer paper membrane

The Deaf Bonce subwoofer's cone is made of paper, which results in a natural sound. Multi-layered paper cones are known for their lightness and rigidity, which minimizes distortion. Combined with the foam surround, this construction offers a balance between flexibility and stability. An alternative material choice could alter the timbre: carbon cones offer greater rigidity, while plastic cones are more resistant to moisture. However, the paper cone offers the best acoustic clarity in this context.

Essential construction through aluminum frame and inverse installation options

The aluminum frame of the Deaf Bonce subwoofer provides stability without unnecessarily increasing weight. Aluminum is known for its high strength and corrosion resistance—essential features in high-performance applications. The detailed basket structure also allows for an impressive visual appearance when mounted inverted. While a steel frame structure would offer greater rigidity, it could distort the overall sound. This construction ensures excellent sound quality in any installation situation and ensures that the subwoofer remains functional even under extreme conditions.

Installation information and comprehensive support when purchasing Deaf Bonce

With a mounting diameter of 358.0 mm and a depth of 187.9 mm, the subwoofer fits into many common installation openings. Its net weight of 13.60 kg not only ensures mobility but also stable installation in a variety of cases. Its versatile design and mechanical flexibility make it ideal for retrofitting and conversion in vehicles. For additional support, such as on-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) or for technical questions, masori.de offers not only expert support (FAQ & Help ) but also insights in the audio blog .