Type of construction: 3-way closed compact speaker
Chassis:
Woofer: 200 mm Cone
Midrange: 100 mm cone
Tweeter: 25 mm Dome
Load capacity (nominal/musical b.): 90 W / 120 Watts
Efficiency:
Frequency response: 34 - 23'000 Hz
Transition ranges:
Impedance: 8 643961b8da111c0a15d770a1109a86d4s
Woofer: 200 mm Cone
Midrange: 100 mm cone
Tweeter: 25 mm dome
Removable front cover
General note on the 8-ohm impedance: Some speakers work internally with 4 ohms and achieve the 8 ohms at the connection by an additional 4 ohm wire resistor (usually with an angular ceramic coating) at the connection.
I don't know if this is also the case with this model. If you have a 4-ohm-capable amplifier, you can convert such boxes: unscrew the bass speaker, bridge the series resistor and change the impedance on the nameplate to 4 ohms (changing the nameplate is important because a 4-ohm box can overload an amplifier with a minimum impedance of 8 ohms, e.g. Mitsubishi DA-R45P and DA-R47P).
The advantage is that an amplifier performs more at 4 ohms than at 8 ohms.
As I said, the disadvantage is that the box can then no longer be connected to all amplifiers.
Unscrew the bass speaker, bridge the series resistor and change the impedance on the nameplate to 4 ohms (changing the nameplate is important because a 4-ohm box can overload an amplifier with a minimum impedance of 8 ohms, e.g. Mitsubishi DA-R45P and DA-R47P).
The advantage is that an amplifier performs more at 4 ohms than at 8 ohms.
As I said, the disadvantage is that the box can then no longer be connected to all amplifiers.