18 Sound 10NDA610 10" Mid-Range Very High Output Neodymium MF Transducer 600W RMS

18 Sound 10NDA610 10" Mid-Range Very High Output Neodymium MF Transducer 600W

The 10NDA610 is a high power, very high output, state-of-the-art midrange transducer for high quality professional use. The high level of sound reproduction is achieved thanks to extensive research by Eighteen Sound engineers, which focused on implementing mid frequencies intelligibility. The 10NDA610 is ideally used as a midrange in both horn and direct radiation, closed or reflex enclosures, as small as 4 liters. The 10NDA610 incorporates an Active Impedance Control (A.I.C.) consisting of an additional coil fixed on the pole piece and connected in parallel to the moving coil. The magnetic field generated by this coil has the following effects: 1) Impedance linearization 2) Acoustic and electric phase linearization 3) Significant increase of sensitivity and total SPL 4) Total harmonic distortion reduction 5) Constant power transfer The A.I.C. offers substantial advantages to the sound quality by not absorbing the moving coil's electromagnetic energy.

The extremely powerful external neodymium magnet assembly assures high flux concentration, low power compression and excellent heat exchange. The levels of force factor and power handling are consequently at a top professional level, with the best power to weight ratio on the market today. The curvilinear cone, made with a high damping wood pulp, has been designed to achieve the best possible linearity within its frequency range. The in-house developed cone treatment acts as humidity repellent and significantly dampens bell mode resonances. The 75mm edge-wound voice coil assembly is wound on a strong fiberglas former to improve force transmission and power handling. A proprietary humidity-block cone treatment makes the transducer suitable for outdoor use in adverse weather conditions. In addition, a special coating applied to both the top and back plates makes the 10NDA610 far more resistant to the corrosive effects of salts and oxidization.