Features The D2200Ph is a compact solution for mid-high vocal reproduction that offers high sensitivity and a pleasant sound from the phenolic diaphragm. Its high output and smooth mid range frequency response allow you to use this horn driver in almost any high output audio application for vocal reinforcement: PRO, Home, Car or PROAudioOnWheels Audio Systems. High output mobile audio enthusiasts choose the PRV Audio D2200Ph for extreme SPL car audio competitions in South America, while DJs use it in high SPL speaker cabinets for entertaining crowds that number in the thousands. Low mass CCAW voice coil and phenolic diaphragm for natural response Designed for midrange and vocals from 800 to 9,000 Hz High Output 107 dB sensitivity Compact driver design for easy front mount installation The small diameter of the driver allows front mounting, making it easy to install, without detaching the driver from any WGP14-50 Horn. The Driver diameter measures only 5.24? having a lot of clearance to fit inside of the 5.65? baffle cut needed for our 2? exit horns from the WGP14-50 Series. Combining our companys extensive experience, and its commitment to customer satisfaction we have created a compact yet very powerful driver that solves the critical component spacing and weight issue. TRIO by PRV uses the latest Brazilian phenolic technology designed for vocal reproduction. The phenolic diaphragm is attached to a 2? diameter copper-clad aluminum wire with Kapton former for a high 500 Watts RMS musical power handling, when used with recommended HPF using PRV Digital Signal Processor DSP 800 Hz at 12 dB per octave filter Crossover / BT12 650 Hz at 18 dB per octave filter Crossover / BT18 GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Exit Throat Diameter 2 (50 mm) Nominal impedance 8 Ohm Rated Power Handling* 100 Watts Program Power 200 Watts Sensitivity 2.83V at 1m 107 dB Recommended Hi Pass Crossover For Full Power Handling 800 Hz 12db/oct Crossover Frequency Response at -10dB 800 9,000 Hz Voice Coil Diameter 2 (51 mm) Voice Coil Wire CCAW Voice Coil Former Material Kapton Diaphragm Material Phenolic Flux Density 1.66 T Magnet Material Ferrite *Nominal power handling is defined as the maximum RMS power that the speaker can handle in a 2-hour test with a pink noise with 6dB of crest factor and a bandpass filter with 12db/oct tuned in its usable frequency range. **Continuous Program Power (RMS) is the maximum power that the speaker can handle considering a regular musical program using our recommended filters, t...
