9864a specifications (continued) – Altec Lansing Duplex 9864A User Manual
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9864A Specifications (continued)
Crossover Frequency:
1 kHz recommended.
appropriate bracing, lined with glass
wool. Includes mounting points for
Impedance:
accessory 816VI-SK suspension kit.
H.F.:
8.0 ohms minimum.
L.F.:
7.0 ohms minimum.
Finish:
Architectural wood grain vinyl with
8.0 ohms nominal.
black metal grille.
Components:
16-inch, high efficiency, duplex®
Dimensions:
31.5 inch (80.0 cm) high.
loudspeaker.
25.3 inch (64.3 cm) wide.
25.5 inch (64.8 cm) deep.
Input Terminals:
Large screw terminals.
Net Weight:
124.0 lbs (56.2 kg).
Replacement L.F.:
R9864A-LF.
Shipping Weight:
132.0 lbs (59.9 kg).
Replacement H.F.:
25884.
Accessories:
Altec Lansing 816VI-SK suspension kit.
Replacement Grille:
Model RG9864.
Enclosure:
Vented bass horn type, built of
Altec Lansing continually strives to improve prod
ucts and performance. Therefore, specifications
%-inch (1.9 cm) birch plywood with
are subject to change without notice.
NOTES ON MEASUREMENT CONDITIONS
1. Pink noise signal, one Watt calculated using EVZmin,
4.
3.16 meter-measurement distance referred to one meter.
2. On-axis, one Watt calculated using EVZmin, 3.16 meter-
measurement distance referred to one meter, low frequen
cies corrected for anechoic chamber error.
5.
3.
This system rating patterned after the AES method for indi
vidual driver, where the test signal is pink noise with a 6 dB
crest factor over the bandwidth of the system, with power
calculated using the EVZmin, for two hours.
This measurement made under the same conditions as Pres
sure Sensitivity, but at rated power, and takes into account
any power compression effects due to non-linearities in the
system.
Distortion components invalid above 10 kHz. The distortion
at any given frequency may be found by graphically taking
the difference between the fundamental and harmonic, and
adding the number of Decibels which the harmonic has been
raised on the graph and apply the formula:
% distortion
= 100
X