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The 18NLW2400 is an 18 inch extended low frequency loudspeaker designed for high SPL subwoofer applications in either a reflex, bandpass or horn loaded configuration. Compared to our industry standard 18LW1400, the 18LW9400 provides higher maximum SPL, increased program power handling and lower power compression. In order to furtherly increase power handling and reduce power compression figure, 18NLW9400 uses the same voice coil ventilation technology developed for our flagship 9000 neodymium transducer series.
Apparently, they couldn't choose it's final name then. Now it's known as the 18NLW9400
Both the Ciare Cw455 and the 18NLW9400 will work best in Cubo 18 Extended.
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Trying to build the cubo18 not sure which of the two I should build
the drivers in my price range and in stock are
JBL. 18SWS1000
SWLENIUM 18SWS1000
CELESTION FTR18-4080FD
EMINENCE KAPA PRO
CELESTIOR. CF1830E
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So after faffing around for too long I missed the boat on the 18nw100 availability and they're now on back order for at least 80 days from one of the few places that ship to NZ
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@Jack: The 18NLW9400 is the 18Sound equivalent of the B&C 18NW100, both rated at 1200 W AES, it would be my choice with an amplifier of roughly 1200 W or less. The 18TLW3000 is a very high power driver, with the 4 Ohm version looking best (better than the 8 Ohm version), it's a good choice if you have around 1800 W or more to power it with.
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Thx
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It does work best in Cubo 18 Extended, if you need help with making changes so it fits, send me an e-mail at: questionsaboutcubo at gmail dot com
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