Beovox S30 and S40 both used a two-unit configuration and pressure chamber design to reproduce music faithfully and clearly.
They handled up to 30 watts and 40 watts respectively and were ideal for mounting within a shelving system. Beovox S40 worked in conjunction with Beosystem 2300 if that is how you wished to use them. They featured a 20cm bass driver (woofer) and a 2,5cm dome treble unit (tweeter) offering wide frequency response and clean, clear sound reproduction.
Continuous load: 40 watts
Music load: 60 watts
Impedance: 4 ohms
Frequency range +4.8 dB: 49-20 kHz
Power ot 96 dB SPL: 2,5 watts
Sensitivity 1W: 92 dB
Cabinet: Pressure chamber
Gross volume: 22l
Woofer: 20cm
Tweeter: 2,5cm
Crossover frequencies: 3000Hz
Dimensions WxHxD/weight: 26 x 48 x 21cm/6kg
Type | Language | Type | |
Service Manual | EN | BeoVox S40 Service Manual |
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