Low Frequency Application Guide Celestion offers a wide range of low frequency (LF) drivers that are ideal either for use as upgrades for stock loudspeakers or replacements for damaged drivers in the majority of sound reinforcement cabinets. The following page lists the speakers that are suitable for use with the most popular cabinet configurations.

Simply follow the checklist below to identify the right Celestion driver for your application. • Identify the application type from the categories shown: is it a subwoofer, full-range or satellite box? • Select the correct speaker size from the pull-down menu: 5' (125mm) to 21' (525mm) diameter speakers are available.

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• Pick the appropriate power handling: we'd recommend you select the closest value to the driver you are replacing. (For more information about the different ways that power handling can be measured, see the section A Word About Power.) • Where possible, closely match sensitivity (dB) and Xmax (sometimes called 'throw'.) This will ensure the characteristics of the Celestion driver are close to those of the speaker you are replacing. • Ensure the PCD (fixing-hole positions) match those in your cabinet. See table of fixing dimensions. Discografias completas en un link. Full Range/Satellites A Full-range Loudspeaker is a cabinet in which one or more individual drivers cover the whole audio frequency range. A Satellite is a cabinet that covers most of the audio range, with the exception of the very low frequencies, which are reproduced by a companion Subwoofer.

Full-range and Satellite speakers are available in a number of popular configurations. A two-way cabinet commonly features an LF speaker as well as a compression driver for high frequency (HF) reproduction. A three-way cabinet features LF, HF and Mid Frequency (MF) speakers. Compact Box Reflex.