Compression Driver

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Price range

(£0.00 - £800.00)

Stock

54 Online out of stock
14 In stock online

Brand

3 Devine

6 18 Sound

30 Beyma

13 Celestion

1 HK Audio

2 JB systems

1 JBL

1 Mackie

10 RCF

1 Visaton

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Sustainable product

68 not specified

Tweeter diameter

2 0.8 inches
27 1 inch
10 1.4 inches
5 1.5 inches
3 1.75 inches
6 2 inches
1 2.5 inches
4 3 inches
2 4 inches
8 not specified

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RMS capacity in watts

23 0 - 49 W
31 50 - 99 W
12 100 - 199 W
2 not specified

Nominal impedance

65 8 ohms
2 16 ohms
1 not specified

Sensitivity

1 102 dB
1 103 dB
4 104 dB
3 105 dB
6 106 dB
11 107 dB
7 108 dB
13 109 dB
11 110 dB
1 111 dB
3 112 dB
7 not specified

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Maximum frequency

42 20 - 20.9 kHz
9 19 - 19.9 kHz
10 18 - 18.9 kHz
1 17 - 17.9 kHz
1 16 - 16.9 kHz
5 not specified

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Minimum frequency

1 4 - 6 kHz
29 1 - 3.9 kHz
30 500 - 999 Hz
1 100 - 149 Hz
7 not specified

Type of magnet

34 ferrite
26 neodymium
8 not specified

Includes horn

10 yes
58 no

Throat exit

27 1 inch (25.4 mm)
14 1.4 inch (35.6 mm)
8 2 inch (50.8 mm)
16 not specified
3 not applicable

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Compression drivers are unique high and mid-frequency speakers that can be found in many PA systems. In contrast with a regular tweeter, a compression driver can provide very high pressure due to its relatively small opening. As such, compression drivers generate very high output with only limited power, which makes them very efficient. These speakers require a horn (sold separately) in order to direct the sound in the preferred direction. High frequencies are rather directionally sensitive, so you might also need a driver adapter.

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