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==Technische Daten==
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*Hersteller: [[Mitsubishi]]
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== Data ==
*Modell: Lautsprecherbox SS-20
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*Prinzip: Geschlossene Box, 3 Wege
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'''General'''
*Übertragungsbereich: 35 - 23.000 Hz
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* Manufacturer: [[Mitsubishi]]
*Nennbelastbarkeit: 90 Watt
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* Model: SS-20
*Musikbelastbarkeit: 120 Watt
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* Type: Loudspeaker
*Impedanz: 8 Ohm
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* Years of manufacture: 1982 - 1984
*Hergestellt in: Deutschland
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* Made in: Germany
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* Color: Walnut
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* Dimensions (WxHxD): 310 x 540 x 250 mm
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* Weight: 10,5 kg
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* Original price approx.: 350 DM / piece
  
==Hinweise für Bastler==
 
  
Allgemeiner Hinweis zur 8-Ohm-Impedanz:
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'''Technical Data'''
Einige Lautsprecher arbeiten íntern mit 4 Ohm
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* Type: 3-way closed compact speaker
und erzielen die 8 Ohm am Anschluß durch einen
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* Chassis:
zusätzlichen 4 Ohm Draht-Widerstand (meist mit eckiger Keramik-Ummantelung) am Anschluß.
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** Low frequency: 200 mm cone
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Midrange: 100 mm cone
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Tweeter: 25 mm dome
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Power handling (nominal/music): 90 W / 120 Watt
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Efficiency:
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* Frequency response: 34 - 23,000 Hz.
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* Transient response:
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* Impedance: 8 Ohm
  
Ob das bei diesem Modell auch so ist, weiß ich nicht.
 
Wer einen 4-Ohm-fähigen Verstärker hat,
 
kann solche Boxen umbauen:
 
Baßlautsprecher herausschrauben,
 
Vorwiderstand überbrücken und Impedanz auf dem Typenschild zu 4 Ohm ändern
 
(das Typenschild zu ändern ist wichtig weil eine 4-Ohm-Box
 
einen Verstärker mit 8 Ohm Mindestimpedanz überlasten kann,
 
z. B. Mitsubishi DA-R45P und DA-R47P).
 
  
Der Vorteil ist, daß ein Verstärker bei 4 Ohm mehr leistet als bei 8 Ohm.
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'''Special Features'''
Der Nachteil ist wie gesagt, daß die Box dann nicht mehr an alle Verstärker anschließbar ist.
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* Front cover removable
  
==Links==
 
Weitere Daten (z. B. Maße), siehe:
 
http://www.radiomuseum.org/r/mitsubishi_ss_20.html
 
  
[[Kategorie: Lautsprecher]]
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== Remarks ==
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* General note on 8 Ohm impedance: Some loudspeakers work internally with 4 Ohm and achieve the 8 Ohm at the connection by an additional 4 Ohm wire resistor (usually with square ceramic coating) at the connection.
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* I don't know if this is also the case with this model. If you have a 4 Ohm capable amplifier, you can convert such speakers:
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** Unscrew the bass speaker, bridge the series resistor and change the impedance on the nameplate to 4 ohms (changing the nameplate is important because a 4 ohm speaker can overload an amplifier with 8 ohms minimum impedance, e.g. Mitsubishi DA-R45P and DA-R47P).
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** The advantage is that an amplifier will perform better at 4 ohms than at 8 ohms.
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The disadvantage is, as already mentioned, that the speaker can no longer be connected to all amplifiers.
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* Other models of the same series:
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* [[Mitsubishi SS-7 G]]
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* [[Mitsubishi SS-20]]
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* [[Mitsubishi DS-25 B]]
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* [[Mitsubishi DS-32 B]]
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* [[Mitsubishi DS-501]]
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* [[Mitsubishi MS-40]]
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== Pictures ==
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* Extract from brochure: Mitsubishi SS-20, DS-25 B, DS-32 B
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[[File:Mitsubishi SS-20-Prospekt-1.jpg]]
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== Reports ==
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== Links ==
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[[Category:Loudspeaker]]

Latest revision as of 03:54, 10 July 2019

Data[edit]

General

  • Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
  • Model: SS-20
  • Type: Loudspeaker
  • Years of manufacture: 1982 - 1984
  • Made in: Germany
  • Color: Walnut
  • Dimensions (WxHxD): 310 x 540 x 250 mm
  • Weight: 10,5 kg
  • Original price approx.: 350 DM / piece


Technical Data

  • Type: 3-way closed compact speaker
  • Chassis:
    • Low frequency: 200 mm cone

Midrange: 100 mm cone Tweeter: 25 mm dome Power handling (nominal/music): 90 W / 120 Watt Efficiency:

  • Frequency response: 34 - 23,000 Hz.
  • Transient response:
  • Impedance: 8 Ohm


Special Features

  • Front cover removable


Remarks[edit]

  • General note on 8 Ohm impedance: Some loudspeakers work internally with 4 Ohm and achieve the 8 Ohm at the connection by an additional 4 Ohm wire resistor (usually with square ceramic coating) at the connection.
  • I don't know if this is also the case with this model. If you have a 4 Ohm capable amplifier, you can convert such speakers:
    • Unscrew the bass speaker, bridge the series resistor and change the impedance on the nameplate to 4 ohms (changing the nameplate is important because a 4 ohm speaker can overload an amplifier with 8 ohms minimum impedance, e.g. Mitsubishi DA-R45P and DA-R47P).
    • The advantage is that an amplifier will perform better at 4 ohms than at 8 ohms.

The disadvantage is, as already mentioned, that the speaker can no longer be connected to all amplifiers.



Pictures[edit]

  • Extract from brochure: Mitsubishi SS-20, DS-25 B, DS-32 B

Mitsubishi SS-20-Prospekt-1.jpg


Reports[edit]

Links[edit]