Befree Sound BFS-3000 8 inch 400W PA speaker
- Easy portability wi…
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Beyma
12-inch neo woofer delivering 80 W continuous power for compact PA systems
The Beyma 12P80ND is a 12-inch neodymium woofer designed for professional audio applications. Its lightweight construction eases handling and installation in portable cabinets. The driver serves as a low-frequency transducer in full-range or subwoofer enclosures. It is built for sound reinforcement where reduced weight matters.
This woofer suits system integrators building portable PA speakers who need to minimise overall cabinet mass. It is not for installations requiring heavier ferrite motor structures. Buyers needing higher power handling or different impedance options should consider alternative models. Home hi-fi constructors seeking deep extension in small sealed boxes may find the parameters unsuitable.
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Choose an amplifier rated around 80 W continuous into 8 Ω so the driver receives clean power without thermal compression.
Yes, the 12 inch frame shares the standard mounting bolt pattern, so it drops into the same cabinet cutout.
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