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ATB220

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200 Watt

ATB220

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Technical Highlights

  • Rated power handling 200 watts RMS, nominal impedance 4 ohms.
  • Sensitivity 94 dB, frequency response 30 150 Hz.
  • Peak power handling 300 watts, bandpass enclosure 2 x 20 cm.
  • More technical details
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The ATB220 from Axton is an 8-inch enclosure subwoofer that impresses with its technical features. It features two 20 cm bandpass enclosure subwoofers and is made of sturdy MDF covered with durable fleece. A large pressure terminal ensures good contact. The stiff, air-dried paper cone has a rubber surround and a 2″ (50 mm) voice coil on a polyimide former. Further technical details include a frequency response of 30 - 150 Hz, a nominal impedance of 4 ohms, and a sensitivity of 94 dB. The nominal power handling is 200 watts RMS, with a maximum power handling of 300 W. Dimensions 295 x 665 x 355 mm.

Highlights

  • 2 x 20 cm bandpass enclosure subwoofers
  • The enclosure is made of sturdy MDF and covered with durable fleece
  • Details: The large pressure terminal on the back of the box guarantees good contact
  • Very stiff, air-dried paper cone with rubber surround
  • 2″ / 50 mm voice coil on polyimide former
  • High linear Xmax value of +/- 5.5 mm

Specifications

  • Frequency response: 30 - 150 Hz
  • Nominal impedance: 4 ohms
  • Sensitivity (1 W/1 m): 94 dB
  • Nominal power handling: 200 watts RMS
  • Maximum power handling: 300 watts max
  • Dimensions (W x H x D) 295 x 665 x 355 mm

Frequently Asked Questions about ATB220

How is the Axton ATB220 Subwoofer installed and what are its dimensions?

The Axton ATB220 Subwoofer measures 295 x 665 x 355 mm, which is crucial for precise placement in the vehicle. When installing, it is important to position the subwoofer so that the sound distribution in the car is optimal. Due to its enclosure construction made of sturdy MDF, covered with robust fleece, it should be mounted on a flat surface in the trunk or another suitable area. The large pressure terminal on the back makes connections easy, ensuring a firm and secure installation.

What frequency ranges does the Axton ATB220 cover?

The Axton ATB220 is capable of reproducing frequencies between 30 Hz and 150 Hz. This spectrum allows the Enclosed Subwoofer to cover both deep bass and mid-frequency ranges, providing a full sound experience in the car. By combining two 20 cm bandpass subwoofers, the ATB220 can deliver even bass reproduction. The lower frequency limit of 30 Hz is particularly advantageous for reproducing the deepest bass tones for powerful and detailed low-frequency performance.

What is the rated power and maximum load of the Axton ATB220?

The ATB220 Enclosed Subwoofer from Axton has a rated power of 200 Watts RMS, which ensures continuous power consumption without distortion. Additionally, it is designed for a maximum load of 300 Watts to withstand short-term power peaks without damage. These power parameters make it ideal for integration into high-performance audio systems in vehicles. Especially if you enjoy listening to loud music, the ATB220 offers enough reserve to sound clear and precise even at maximum volume.

What is the sensitivity of the ATB220 Subwoofer and why is it important?

The Axton ATB220 has a sensitivity of 94 dB at 1 Watt/m. The high sensitivity means that the Subwoofer is efficient and can produce a strong volume with low power consumption. This is particularly useful for achieving high sound pressure without excessive power draw. A higher efficiency ensures that the Subwoofer can produce detailed and powerful bass even at low signals, which is essential for discerning audiophiles who value audio efficiency.

What materials were used to construct the ATB220 Enclosed Subwoofer?

The Axton ATB220 Enclosed Subwoofer is made from high-quality materials. The enclosure is made of sturdy MDF, covered with a robust fleece to minimize resonances and ensure a long lifespan. The diaphragm is made of very stiff, air-dried paper with a rubber surround, which ensures precise bass reproduction. Additionally, the voice coil is made of 50 mm polyimide, which provides temperature resistance, particularly important in vehicles where temperatures can vary significantly.

What is special about the voice coil of the Axton ATB220?

The ATB220 from Axton features a 2-inch (50 mm) voice coil mounted on a polyimide carrier. This construction allows for high thermal load capacity and mechanical stability. Polyimide is known for its heat resistance, which is particularly important at high volumes or during intense bass reproduction, as it protects the coil from overheating. Furthermore, the voice coil allows for a linear excursion of +/- 5.5 mm, keeping the reproduction precise even in demanding sound settings and making the Subwoofer extremely powerful.

What challenges can arise with the compatibility of the ATB220 Enclosed Subwoofer?

The compatibility of the Axton ATB220 with vehicle-specific audio systems largely depends on its dimensions and electrical parameters. The Subwoofer has a nominal impedance of 4 Ohm and requires sufficient space for its dimensions of 295 x 665 x 355 mm. It is important to ensure that the vehicle provides enough space to optimally accommodate the Subwoofer. Additionally, the vehicle's electrical systems should meet the impedance and load requirements of the Subwoofer to ensure safe and effective performance.

How does the paper diaphragm of the Axton ATB220 affect sound quality?

The paper diaphragm of the Axton ATB220 Subwoofer, combined with a rubber surround, ensures accurate reproduction of low frequencies. The air-dried paper material is known for its acoustic properties that promote natural and uncolored sounds. The advantage of this diaphragm lies in its stiffness, which minimizes distortion, and its ability to respond consistently even at high volumes. At the same time, the rubber surround allows for greater flexibility and extends the lifespan of the diaphragm by counteracting fatigue.

What influence does the pressure terminal have on the performance of the Axton ATB220?

The large pressure terminal of the Axton ATB220 Subwoofer provides a firm and reliable connection that ensures the subwoofer always has optimal contact. Good contact is essential for the transmission of electrical signals with minimal loss, which directly affects audio performance. The secure connection avoids distortion and achieves consistent sound quality. Additionally, the pressure terminal makes it easier to connect or disconnect the cables, significantly simplifying installation and adjustment in various audio systems.

Why is the rubber surround a significant feature of the ATB220 Subwoofer?

The rubber surround of the Axton ATB220 is a crucial element that supports the diaphragm in its movement. It allows for maximum flexibility while withstanding high loads and long operating times. The rubber surround contributes to damping unwanted resonances, thus supporting precise bass reproduction. Its durable nature ensures that the diaphragm can operate evenly without the sound quality being affected by fatigue or wear. This difference is particularly noticeable in demanding audio setups.

Manufacturer information/responsible person

ACR Brändli + Vögeli AG
Roland Brändli
Bohrturmweg 1
5330 Bad Zurzach
Switzerland

EU responsible person:
ACR S + V GmbH
Industriestr. 35
79787 Lauchringen
Germany

Contact: compliance@acr.eu

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