Radioactive GZRW 15XSPL

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The Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRW 15XSPL subwoofer offers impressive features that will elevate your in-car audio experience to a new level. Equipped with a 15-inch (38 cm) paper cone, the subwoofer has been Klippel-optimized to ensure optimal vibration characteristics. With a rated power handling of 1200 watts (RMS), it achieves a peak output of 1800 watts (SPL). The impedance of 2x 2 ohms ensures versatile connection options. The low-resonance steel basket is designed to minimize unwanted vibrations, while the 75 mm copper voice coil ensures precise power transmission. In addition, a 2-ply polycot centering ensures stability even at high levels. Benefit from the Masori Lowest Price Guarantee, which ensures you get the best price.

Klippel optimization for perfect audio performance

The Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRW 15XSPL subwoofer is Klippel-optimized, a technique that ensures perfect linearity of the voice coil movement, thus minimizing distortion. The result is consistent and clean sound, even at high volumes. Klippel optimization differs significantly from conventional optimization methods because it analyzes the entire magnetic drive of a loudspeaker. Without this optimization, the diaphragm could be influenced by nonlinear forces, significantly compromising sound quality.

Long-stroke sandwich surround for maximum excursion

The long-throw sandwich surround of this subwoofer allows for a maximum excursion of 45 mm. This is remarkable for a subwoofer in this class and allows for greater air mass displacement, which is largely responsible for powerful low-frequency and bass pressure. Compared to standard surround designs, the long-throw design offers greater linearity at high excursions. A lower Xmax value of 45 mm would limit the subwoofer's dynamic range, resulting in less deep bass frequencies.

Impedance of 2x 2 Ohm for versatile applications

The Ground Zero subwoofer features a dual impedance of 2 x 2 ohms. This configuration allows for flexible wiring options, allowing the subwoofer to be connected in both series and parallel. A lower impedance results in more efficient amplifier performance, but increases the required amplifier current, requiring a larger power supply. This feature allows the subwoofer to be used with different amplifiers without significant changes in performance.

Low-resonance steel cage for stable structures

The Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRW 15XSPL's low-resonance steel basket reduces unwanted vibrations and increases the subwoofer's structural stability. Choosing a rigid material like steel minimizes resonances that could affect the sound. A less stable basket could lead to distortion, especially at high volumes. The basket's construction plays a critical role in maintaining sound integrity, even under extreme operating conditions.

75 mm copper voice coil for precise sound reproduction

With a 75 mm copper voice coil, the Ground Zero subwoofer ensures high thermal stability and efficient power transfer. Copper is the preferred material for voice coils due to its high conductivity. A larger voice coil also means better heat dissipation and thus less heat buildup, reducing the risk of distortion. A smaller voice coil could result in a loss of performance over extended periods of use.

IMP membrane and IMPP dust cap for improved performance

The reinforced paper cone combined with the IMPP (Injection Molded Polypropylene) dust cap with 3D logo ensures optimal rigidity and damping. A reinforced paper cone combines lightness with strength, enabling clear and dynamic bass reproduction. An improperly reinforced cone could transmit vibrations that distort the sound. Together with the dust cap, the subwoofer's structure is stabilized, supporting its high-performance capabilities.

Technical excellence through the 2-layer Polycot centering

A two-layer Polycot centering system supports the balance of the voice coil and ensures consistent recovery. The use of Polycot promises enhanced sound damping and flexibility, allowing for accurate reproduction of a wider frequency range. A single-layer centering system would significantly compromise stability at maximum excursion and potentially increase distortion.

Recommended performance and playback characteristics

With a recommended power output of 1000 to 1800 watts, the Ground Zero RADIOACTIVE GZRW 15XSPL unleashes its full potential. This range allows the subwoofer to be used efficiently in both high-power and moderate setups. With an efficiency of 87.8 dB, the volume production is at the upper end. A lower recommended power output would not produce as much punch in low frequencies, while a higher efficiency delivers better volume results at lower power.

Installation depth of 186 mm for flexible integration

The 186 mm mounting depth allows for versatile integration into various subwoofer enclosures. This specific depth is ideal for use in a variety of audio setups, both sealed and ported. A greater mounting depth may impose limitations when installing the subwoofer in a vehicle.

Thiele-Small parameters for improved sound quality

The TSP (Thiele Small Parameters) value, with a resonant frequency (Fs) of 34.1 Hz, a damping ratio (Qts) of 0.59, and an equivalent air volume (Vas) of 63.3 liters, provides insight into the subwoofer's acoustic behavior. These values ​​are crucial for tuning the enclosure to ensure precise bass reproduction. A higher Fs could result in a weakened low frequency response, while a lower Fs would result in a stronger bass-emphasized reproduction. For further support, Masori offers on-site installation in Frankfurt (Oder) as well as expert support, FAQs, and help . You can also find exciting discussions and technical insights in the Audio Blog .