KICKER CompR 48CWR122
2x2Ω
2x4ΩSubwoofer
12″ / 300 mm
Nominal diameter
32 Hz
Resonance
0.54
Q factor
87 dB
Sensitivity
± 17.5 mm
Linear excursion
1000 W
Program Power
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- Sensitivity (1W, 1m, infinite baffle)
- SPL1W
- 87.1
- dB
- Resonance frequency (free air)
- fS
- 31.5
- Hz
- Mechanical quality factor
- QMS
- 10.42
- Electrical quality factor
- QES
- 0.57
- Total quality factor
- QTS
- 0.54
- Maximum linear excursion
- xmax
- 17.5
- mm
- Air volume displaced at xmax
- VD
- 929
- cm³
- Power handling
- P
- 500
- W
- Program power
- Pmax
- 1000
- W
- Nominal impedance
- Z
- 2 x 2
- Ω
- DC resistance (in series)
- RE
- 3.8
- Ω
- Inductance (1kHz, in series)
- LE
- 3.5
- mH
- Force factor (in series)
- Bl
- 15.61
- N/A
- Motor constant
- Bl/√RE
- 8.01
- N/√W
- Effective diameter
- 260
- mm
- Effective area
- SD
- 531
- cm²
- Moving mass
- MMS
- 185.4
- g
- Moving mass (without air load)
- MMD
- 177.1
- g
- Stiffness
- KMS
- 7.24
- N/mm
- Compliance
- CMS
- 138
- µm/N
- Equivalent volume to the compliance
- VAS
- 55.1
- L
- Mechanical resistance
- RMS
- 3.519
- N·s/m
- Nominal diameter
- 12
- ″
- 300
- mm
- Baffle cutout diameter
- 279
- mm
- Mounting depth
- 146
- mm
- Volume occupied by the driver (estimated)
- 2.3
- L
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Specifications
Thiele & Small parameters
Large signal parameters
Voice Coil
Magnet
Diaphragm
Suspensions
Dimensions
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