Eminence Lab 15 High-Power 15" Subwoofer
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Ideal subwoofer speaker for those dark grooves and thumping bass hits.
The Eminence Lab 15 is a high-power, high-excursion 15" subwoofer for applications requiring very deep bass at pro-sound levels. Its features include a 3" voice coil wound on a double layer aluminum former, an epoxy-reinforced apex/neck joint, and a double-laminated spider. This Eminence speaker also features a vented motor, with both a vented spider land and vented back plate.
Features
Materials of Construction
- Copper voice coil
- AL former
- Double stacked 80 oz. ferrite magnets
- Vented and extended core
- Die-cast aluminum basket
- Kevlar-reinforced paper cone
- Foam cone edge
- Acrylic, wetlook solid composition paper dust cap
Mounting Information
- Recommended enclosure volume:
- Sealed: 35-108 liters/1.2-3.8 cu.ft.
- Vented: 71-290 liters/2.5-10.3 cu.ft.
- Driver volume displaced: 272.1 cu.in. / 4.46 liters
- Overall diameter: 15.34", 389.6mm
- Baffle hole diameter: 14.00", 355.5mm
- Front sealing gasket: Fitted as standard
- Rear sealing gasket: N/A
- Mounting holes diameter: 0.26", 6.6mm
- Mounting holes B.C.D.: 14.70", 373.5mm
When you need in-your-face bass, this is the speaker that'll help shake the place. Order now.
Lab 15 High-Power 15" Subwoofer Specifications:
- Nominal basket diameter: 15", 381mm
- Nominal impedance: 6Ω
- Power rating:
- Watts: 600W
- Music program: 1200W
- Resonance: 28Hz
- Usable frequency range: 20Hz-125Hz
- Sensitivity: 88.5
- Magnet weight: 160oz.
- Gap height: 0.375", 9.53mm
- Voice coil diameter: 3.0", 76.2mm
- Theie & Small Parameters
- Resonant Frequency (fs): 28Hz
- DC Resistance (Re): 4.9
- Coil Inductance (Le): 3.23mH
- Mechanical Q (Qms): 5.36
- Electromagnetic Q (Qes): .37
- Total Q (Qts): .35
- Compliance Equivalent Volume (Vas): 103.61 liters / 3.7 cu.ft.
- Peak Diaphragm Displacement Volume (Vd): 968cc
- Mechanical Compliance of Suspension (Cms): 0.11mm/N
- BL Product (BL): 26.7 T-M
- Diaphragm Mass inc. Airload (Mms): 308g
- Efficiency Bandwidth Product (EBP): 75
- Maximum Linear Excursion (Xmax): 11.8mm
- Surface Area of Cone (Sd): 823.7 cm2
- Maximum Mechanical Limit (Xlim): 22mm
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Comments about Eminence Lab 15 High-Power 15" Subwoofer:
If you want deep bass in a portable box (like 2 cubic feet and 60lbs total), and want to play at PA system levels, this is nearly your only option. This is a true subwoofer. Most pro audio speakers are woofers, not subwoofers, even if they call them subwoofers. Why, because woofers are louder. Shure they may make deep bass in a refrigerator size box, but who is going to carry that around. This is not the loudest of the bunch, but will play lower in a small box better than just about anything else out there. There are lots of low notes in pop, rap, dance, and dubstep that you would never even hear with typical PA speakers. The LAB 15 plays these low notes with authority. I am a mobile DJ. People have noticed and do comment on how good the bass sounds. Tune your cabinet low, like 35 hz or lower and have fun.
Mark
If you want deep bass in a portable box (like 2 cubic feet and 60lbs total), and want to play at PA system levels, this is nearly your only option. This is a true subwoofer. Most pro audio speakers are woofers, not subwoofers, even if they call them subwoofers. Why, because woofers are louder. Shure they may make deep bass in a refrigerator size box, but who is going to carry that around. This is not the loudest of the bunch, but will play lower in a small box better than just about anything else out there. There are lots of low notes in pop, rap, dance, and dubstep that you would never even know are there with typical PA speakers. The LAB 15 plays these low notes with authority. I am a mobile DJ. People have noticed and do comment on how good the bass sounds. Tune your cabinet low, like 35 hz or lower and have fun.
Mark
seems good. I play it with about 700 watts without an issue.
Kind of pricy, but there isnt much competition in the area of high power deep bass from a small box, unless you want to experiment with studio, hi fi, or car audio products.
Comments about Eminence Lab 15 High-Power 15" Subwoofer:
did great amount of research on legacy whispers and felt these would make up any weaknesses that i did read on some lack of tight bass. these are built great, made in usa and driven by 2 yamaha p7000s. Each amp runs 2 subs a channel and not sure i need to add xilica controller like legacy does. open baffle design is the way to go. have 5k in total spkr build and will never look for a better sounding speaker. right now using sub1 and sub2 into amps from processor and dont feel they need to be tweeked. they do just what theyre supposed to do with ease. not sure why more of these arent used in more diy systems. Thats right, 8 15" subs and handles bass with ease. x-over is at 120hz. Mcnutt at eminence engineers a great speaker, my hats off to him.
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