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| − | == Data ==
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| − | '''General'''
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| − | * Manufacturer: [[Technics]]
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| − | * Model: SB-X 800 (SB-7 A)
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| − | * Years of manufacture: 1983 - 1985
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| − | * Made in: Japan
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| − | * Color: Rosewood
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| − | * Dimensions: 380 x 670 x 327 mm (WxHxD)
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| − | * Weight: 22 kg
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| − | * Original price approx.: 998 DM
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| − | '''Technical Data'''
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| − | * Type: 3-way bass reflex
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| − | * Chassis:
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| − | ** Low frequency: 330 mm flat diaphragm
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| − | Midrange: 80 mm flat diaphragm
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| − | Tweeter: 28 mm flat diaphragm
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| − | Power handling (nominal/music): 90 W / 180 W
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| − | * Efficiency: 93 dB / W / m
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| − | * Frequency response: 30 - 35'000 Hz (-16 dB), 40 - 33'000 Hz (-10 dB)
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| − | * Transitional ranges: 1'000 Hz / 4'000 Hz
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| − | * Impedance: 6 Ohm
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| − | '''Special Features'''
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| − | * Level control for mid and high frequencies
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| − | * overload protection
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| − | == Remarks ==
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| − | * Other models in the same series:
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| − | * [[Technics SB-6]]
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| − | * [[Technics SB-X 100]]
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| − | * [[Technics SB-X 300]]
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| − | * [[Technics SB-X 500]]
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| − | * [[Technics SB-X 700]]
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| − | * [[Technics SB-X 800]]
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| − | == Pictures ==
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| − | * Extract from brochure: Technics SB-X series
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| − | [[File:Technics SB-Boxen-Prospekt-1983.jpg]]
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| − | == Reports ==
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| − | == Links ==
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| − | [[Category:Loudspeaker]] | |