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Impressive components for a perfect bass speaker
Due to the high-quality transistor technology, the approved design of these subwoofer active modules allows for an impressively warm sound of the self-built subwoofer system. The features and workmanship of the modules perfectly meet all requirements. SAM-1 and SAM-2 feature great dynamic reserves.
Active subwoofer module, 120WMAX, 65 WRMS
- Powerful active module of highest operating reliability
- Suitable for subwoofers (12 dB slope) and full range speaker systems (jumper configuration)
- Continuously adjustable phase control
- Ground lift switch of the professional technology against hum interference
- 24 dB subsonic filter
- Automatic switch-on
- Extensive protective circuits against short circuit, overheating and DC voltage overload
With the usual modern music material and a crossover frequency below 100Hz, the power of the SAM-1 for the bass range corresponds to a total amplifier power for the full frequency range of several hundred watts. |
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| RSP excl. VAT | GBP 129.71 |
| RSP incl. VAT | GBP 155.66 |
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| TECHNICAL DATA: |
| Output power rms 4Ω | 90WRMS |
| Output power rms 8Ω | 65WRMS |
| Music output power 4Ω | 120WMAX |
| Music output power 8Ω | 90WMAX |
| THD at rms power | < 0.1% |
| Frequency range, full range | 20-20,000Hz |
| Frequency range, satellite | - |
| Frequency range, subwoofer | 20Hz - (var. 50-150Hz) |
| Output impedance | 4-8Ω |
| Input impedance | line: 24kΩ/high: 17kΩ |
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Line in | 4.7V mono/ 2.3V stereo |
High power in | 33V stereo |
| Max. power of high level input 4Ω | 2 x 270WMAX |
| Max. power of high-level input 8Ω | 2 x 135WMAX |
| S/N ratio | > 70dB |
| Power consumption, no load | 2.5VA |
| Power consumption, stand-by | 0.6VA |
| Stand-by activation time | approx. 7 min. |
| Power supply | 230V˜/50Hz/120VA |
| Required mounting cutout | 140x250mm |
| Mounting depth w/o front panel | 90mm |
| Dimensions | 170x280x95mm |
| Weight | 3.3kg |
| Automatic switch-on | X |
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