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Dayton Audio - 5W 25mm Sound Exciter - DAEX25

Dayton Audio - 5W 25mm Sound Exciter - DAEX25

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Description

Dayton Audio DAEX25 Sound Exciters turn virtually any solid object into a speaker by vibrating it at speeds of up to 20,000 cycles per second. The vibrations modulate the air, which is then decoded by the brain as sound. Weve tested and placed Sound Exciters on nearly everything you can imagine; under a desk, in an overhead cabinet, behind picture frames, inside cans, behind paper plates, inside binders, cardboard, scraps of wood and even the box they came in! Test the limits of your imagination. Each stick on Sound Exciter is designed for a wide frequency response and great sensitivity. Built-in push terminals enable quick connection to speaker wire (sold separately). Strong 3M adhesive pads affix to nearly any solid surface for secure, long-lasting playback. Sold in pairs.

To understand more about exciter technology, here is a link to the Exciters Buyers Guide .

Features

  • Turn any solid surface into a great sounding speaker system
  • Create a completely hidden surround sound system
  • 3M adhesive pads for secure and fast placement
  • Wideband frequency response (dependent on attached material)

Specifications

General

Driver type Exciter
Nominal impedance 8Ω
Series Tactile
Power handling (RMS) 5 W
Power handling (program) 10 W
Frequency range 20 – 20,000 Hz
Size 3.5"

Thiele/Small parameters

Resonant frequency (Fs) 298 Hz
DC resistance (Re) 7.15 Ω
Voice coil inductance (Le) 0.28 mH
Compliance (Cms) 0.534 mm/N
Moving mass (Mms) 0.77 g
Force factor (Bl) 9 T·m

Mounting

Overall diameter 93.1 mm
Mounting depth 20.4 mm
Voice coil diameter 25 mm
Dimensions 20 × 93 mm Ø

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