Machete Fight MF-15R

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The Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R subwoofer is a technological powerhouse, perfect for demanding car hi-fi applications. Its impressive continuous power handling of 1200 watts RMS and a maximum output of 2400 watts make it a powerful component that can compete with higher-priced products. The precise construction, including a large 3-inch voice coil and a sensitive paper cone, ensures outstanding audio quality. The Masori Lowest Price Guarantee ensures you get the best price for this powerful subwoofer. Therefore, take advantage of the opportunity to purchase this subwoofer online and benefit from optimal sound pressure and impressive sonic richness.

Continuous power and maximum power of 1200 W RMS and 2400 W explained

The continuous power handling of 1200 watts RMS demonstrates that the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R is capable of delivering stable, distortion-free audio performance over extended periods. This makes it ideal for applications that require continuous high volume, such as mobile audio events or car audio competitions. With a maximum power of 2400 watts, dynamic spikes and powerful bass impulses can be easily reproduced to the limit. A higher maximum power rating allows the subwoofer to excel even in extreme situations without compromising sound quality. A lower rating would result in overload. Compared to standard market ratings, this subwoofer sets new standards in its class.

Importance of 3-inch voice coils and CCAW wire

The 3-inch voice coil provides a larger contact area for the power supply, resulting in more efficient heat dissipation and greater thermal stability. This dimension allows the subwoofer to handle higher power reserves and operate consistently in demanding scenarios. The CCAW wire, a combination of copper and aluminum, ensures an optimal balance between lightness and conductivity. This connection increases the voice coil's efficiency in converting electrical energy into motion, resulting in precise sound reproduction. A smaller voice coil would tend to overheat, which could compromise performance and longevity.

Foam surround for maximum deflection and load capacity

The use of foam as the surround material in the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R allows the subwoofer to achieve a maximum excursion, or Xmax, of 15 mm per direction. This excursion is crucial for high sound pressure output and makes the subwoofer ideal for bass-heavy applications. The advantage of the foam surround is its lightweight yet robust construction, allowing for large movements without degrading the material's integrity. Compared to other materials such as rubber, foam offers greater power handling, resulting in less distortion at higher volumes.

Frame construction: stability through steel housing

The steel frame of the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R provides a robust structure that makes the subwoofer particularly stable against the vibrations of high volumes. A solid frame is crucial for minimizing unwanted resonances and ensuring clean, distortion-free sound reproduction. The durability of the steel frame also ensures that the subwoofer can optimally perform in demanding installation situations, such as those found in vehicles. A plastic frame would increase the risk of vibrations and deformation, which could impair sound quality.

Dual impedance options of 2+2 or 4+4 ohms

The dual impedance options of 2+2 or 4+4 ohms offer flexibility in sound system configuration. Lower impedance values, such as 2+2 ohms, are ideal for efficiently driving more powerful amplifiers, enabling higher sound pressure levels. With 4+4 ohms, parallel wiring can be used to reduce overall resistance, or they can be connected in series to increase impedance and thus respond flexibly to amplifier requirements. However, higher impedance may limit output power, which is relevant for amplifiers with specific impedance requirements.

Splendid sound pressure level of 89.00 or 89.20 dB

The sound pressure level of 89.00 / 89.20 dB places the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R in a league that allows for excellent volume without loss of performance. This sensitivity indicates how well the subwoofer can convert electrical energy into acoustic pressure. The higher this value, the more efficient the subwoofer. A value of 89 dB is competitive, as many subwoofers in this price category often have values ​​around 85-88 dB, which makes the MF-15R more efficient than many models. A lower SPL would require more amplifier power to achieve the same volume.

Mechanical and electrical frequency characteristics with Fs of 35-36 Hz

The resonant frequency (Fs) of 35.00 to 36.00 Hz of the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R is ideal for the low frequencies demanded by club music and modern music genres. A solid Fs value in this range means the subwoofer is particularly capable of producing deep, punchy bass. This value is in contrast to other subwoofers in the car hi-fi sector, which often have higher Fs values, resulting in less deep bass response. A higher Fs value could limit the bass range, while a value that is too low could impair performance at higher frequencies.

Thiele-Small parameters and their impact: BL from 15.20 to 21.20

The power factor (BL) of the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R ranges from 15.20 to 21.20, which indicates the efficiency with which the subwoofer can convert coil energy into mechanical movement. A high BL value means the subwoofer can deliver powerful, precise bass notes. Compared to conventional subwoofers, this BL value demonstrates that the Machete Fight MF-15R maintains effective control and clarity, especially at high volumes. A lower BL value could result in subwoofer flutter or insufficient bass definition.

Installation machine dimensions: installation depth and cut-out dimensions

The Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R's 182.0 mm mounting depth and 355.0 mm cutout dimensions offer flexibility and adaptability during installation. These dimensions allow this subwoofer to be integrated into various cabinet designs and vehicle configurations. These specified dimensions are crucial to ensure the subwoofer fits optimally in the intended location and avoids any construction steps or spatial conflicts. A different mounting depth could compromise the fit and thus the performance.

Gross weight of 11 kg for optimal stability

With a gross weight of 11 kg, the subwoofer provides a solid foundation for long-lasting performance and stability in demanding car audio systems. This weight is an indicator of the materials used and the subwoofer's robust construction, which minimize vibrations. Compared to lighter subwoofers, the Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-15R benefits from a stable construction that maintains sound quality despite significant road irregularities. A lower weight could lead to a greater susceptibility to distortion.