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Speakercraft SDSi Triple 12” Subwoofer – Multivoltage Van Den Hul 75 (Inches) Weight 34 (Lbs)

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Speakercraft SDSi Triple 12” Subwoofer – Multivoltage Van Den Hul 75 (Inches) Weight 34 (Lbs) 75 (Inches) Weight 34 (Lbs) Unit of Measure Each UPC 664254030543 Other Specifications SUBWOOFER Woofer Size 8″ 200mm Woofer Construction Polypropylene Cone SATELLITE SPEAKER Woofer Size 4″ 100mm Woofer Construction Polypropylene Cone Tweeter 3 4″ 20mm Titanium Dome Frequency Response 38Hz 20kHz Impedance 8 (Ohms) Nominal Per Channel Power Handling 30W Min 150W Max The DSP generator will divide the accurate signal from the crystal to the exact frequency required to turn the platter at the selected speed Compact – With the included passive radiator design we were able to maintain a smaller profile allowing these subwoofers to be hidden away Speakercraft SDSi Triple 12” Subwoofer – Multivoltage

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