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1 KappaPro15A, Small Vented Box, For Mid/High use only. By McJerry, Eminence Speaker LLC Displacement limited to 3 watts if run down to 1 Hz. Displacement and thermally limited to 5 watts if run down to only 18 Hz. Will require some EQ to flatten out hump at Hz. Box Properties --Description-- Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square --Box Parameters-- Vb = 1.8 cu.ft V(total) = cu.ft Fb = 85 Hz QL = 7 F3 = Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 2 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4.58 in Lv =.75 in Driver Properties --Description-- Name: Kappa Pro-15 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker LLC Comment: Revised NOV 25 Piston: Ribbed paper cone. Suspension: Cloth surround. Dust Cap: Solid composition paper dust cap. Frame: Diecast aluminum basket. Voice Coil: 3 inch (7.2 mm) AL Wire Kapton former. Magnet: 8 oz ferrite magnet. --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = 47 Hz Qms = 8.1 Vas = 17.7 liters Cms =.1 mm/n Mms = 72 g Rms = 2.2 kg/s Xmax = 3.2 mm Xmech = mm P-Dia = 33.7 mm Sd = 85.3 sq.cm P-Vd =.272 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes =.4 Re = 5.23 ohms Le = 1.1 mh Z = 8 ohms BL = 1. Tm Pe = 5 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts =.38 no = % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 1.2 File: KappaPro15SmallVenteox5Watts.bb

2 Page Two -- KappaPro15SmallVenteox5Watts.bb Normalized Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz) Custom Amplitude Response (-SPL/Hz at 1 m) with 5 watts Maximum Acoustic Power (-SPL/Hz at 1 m)

3 Page Three -- KappaPro15SmallVenteox5Watts.bb Maximum Electric Input Power (W/Hz) watts Cone Displacement (mm/hz) with 5 watts mm Vent Air Velocity (m/sec/hz) with 5 watts m/s

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5 KappaPro15A Med Vented Box, Pwr Handling Varies With Use By McJerry, Eminence Speaker LLC Displacement limited to 5 watts if run down to 5 Hz. Displacement limited to 4 watts if only run down to 18 Hz. Box Properties --Description-- Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb = 3.4 cu.ft V(total) = 3.59 cu.ft Fb = 5 Hz QL = 7 F3 = 5.35 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 2 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4 in Lv = in Driver Properties --Description-- Name: Kappa Pro-15 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker LLC Comment: Revised NOV 25 Piston: Ribbed paper cone. Suspension: Cloth surround. Dust Cap: Solid composition paper dust cap. Frame: Diecast aluminum basket. Voice Coil: 3 inch (7.2 mm) AL Wire Kapton former. Magnet: 8 oz ferrite magnet. --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = 47 Hz Qms = 8.1 Vas = 17.7 liters Cms =.1 mm/n Mms = 72 g Rms = 2.2 kg/s Xmax = 3.2 mm Xmech = mm P-Dia = 33.7 mm Sd = 85.3 sq.cm P-Vd =.272 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes =.4 Re = 5.23 ohms Le = 1.1 mh Z = 8 ohms BL = 1. Tm Pe = 5 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts =.38 no = % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 1.2 File: KappaPro15AMedVenteox5Watts.bb

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8 Page Four -- KappaPro15AMedVenteox5Watts.bb System Impedance (ohms/hz) ohms Phase Response (deg/hz) deg 9-9 ± ±18 msec 24 Group Delay (msec/hz)

9 KappaPro15A, Large Vented Cabinet for PA or Bass Guitar By McJerry, Eminence Speaker LLC Displacement limted to 75 watts if used full range. Displacement limited to 4 watts if used as a mid/high box crossed over at 15 Hz. Use a 35 Hz HPF if run full range. Box Properties --Description-- Name: Type: Vented Box Shape: Prism, square (optimum) --Box Parameters-- Vb =.25 cu.ft V(total) =.415 cu.ft Fb = 42 Hz QL = 7 F3 = 2.14 Hz Fill = minimal --Vents-- No. of Vents = 2 Vent shape = round Vent ends = one flush Dv = 4 in Lv = 1.33 in Driver Properties --Description-- Name: Kappa Pro-15 Type: Standard one-way driver Company: Eminence Speaker LLC Comment: Revised NOV 25 Piston: Ribbed paper cone. Suspension: Cloth surround. Dust Cap: Solid composition paper dust cap. Frame: Diecast aluminum basket. Voice Coil: 3 inch (7.2 mm) AL Wire Kapton former. Magnet: 8 oz ferrite magnet. --Configuration-- No. of Drivers = 1 --Mechanical Parameters-- Fs = 47 Hz Qms = 8.1 Vas = 17.7 liters Cms =.1 mm/n Mms = 72 g Rms = 2.2 kg/s Xmax = 3.2 mm Xmech = mm P-Dia = 33.7 mm Sd = 85.3 sq.cm P-Vd =.272 liters --Electrical Parameters-- Qes =.4 Re = 5.23 ohms Le = 1.1 mh Z = 8 ohms BL = 1. Tm Pe = 5 watts --Electromech. Parameters-- Qts =.38 no = % 1-W SPL = V SPL = 1.2 File: KappaPro15LargeVenteox4Watts.bb

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