Листовка для Infinity Reference 1220de REF1220DE

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1220de

Slipstream port delivers higher output potential
than conventional ports and greatly reduced 
distortion for louder, cleaner bass

Power handling, RMS: 600 watts

Power handling, peak: 1800 watts

Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 97dB

Frequency response: 30Hz – 300Hz

2 or 8 Ohms

Dimensions (L x W x H):
17-1/8" x 36" x 16-5/16"
(435mm x 914mm x 414mm)

1220se

Slipstream port delivers higher output potential
than conventional ports and greatly reduced 
distortion for louder, cleaner bass

Power handling, RMS: 300 watts

Power handling, peak: 1200 watts

Sensitivity (2.83V/1m): 94dB

Frequency response: 33Hz – 300Hz

2 Ohms

Dimensions (L x W x H):
17-1/8" x 21-1/16" x 16-5/16"
(435mm x 535mm x 414mm)

So what’s the big deal about a

port? The Slipstream port in

Infinity Reference enclosures

eliminates that annoying

“whooshing” or “chuffing”

noise characterizing other

ported enclosures. Port noise

isn’t just nasty-sounding

distortion; it’s a sign that

something is wrong. Ports

make noise when they can’t

transfer enough air or when

the air in the port is moving

so fast that the air outside

the box can’t keep up. When

ports can’t transfer enough

air, the enclosure and the

woofer operate almost like a

sealed box, with increased

driver excursion, less bass

and a greater likelihood that

the woofer will be damaged.

The contours of the Slipstream

port flares are precisely

calculated to minimize

turbulence so there’s 

no port noise. Also, the

Slipstream port’s area is

calculated differently than 

the area for a conventional,

straight-sided port. As a

result, the Slipstream port

can effectively tune the

enclosure to a lower frequency

than a straight-sided port

can, with an equivalent 

cross-section. That means

better woofer reliability and

more low bass from Reference

Series enclosures.

Since 1968, Infinity engineers

have been designing and

constructing enclosures for

award-winning home audio and

home theater speakers and

subwoofers. This expertise,

coupled with extensive

knowledge of in-vehicle

acoustics, has driven the

development of this world-

class line of enclosed

subwoofers. If you are looking

for great bass, free from

noise and distortion, look 

no further.