AVplay B-65 Matchbase210 Dual 10

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Bookshelf Speaker:[A65][LS3/5A][B-65][B-65 Pro][WZ-501S]

Loudspeakers:[M10-BF 5TH][M212-BF][Matchbase210][STANDARD-1]

Subwoofer and center surround: [MP-1800][WZ-501C]

Home Theater：[5.1/5.2][7.1/7.2][M212-BF Set][B-65 set]

Rendering of the Bookshelf Speaker Stand with Dual 10-inch Woofers Currently in Design and Production

Model: B-65 MatchBase210

Driver: 10-inch Woofer

Sensitivity: 89dB

Crossover Frequencies: 150Hz 260Hz 480Hz

Power Handling: 100-300W

Frequency Response: 28Hz ~ 160Hz

Standard bookshelf speaker stands are prone to being knocked over, especially in homes with children or pets. Therefore, we have specifically designed this adjustable-crossover speaker stand for the AVplay B65 and B65Pro bookshelf speakers. The design objectives of this speaker stand/base are:

1.Difficult to tip over by children or pets.

2.Easy for the amplifier to drive.

3.Low placement requirements.

4.Powerful bass performance.

5.Three selectable crossover points for flexible integration with the low-frequency output of the bookshelf speakers.

6.Users who have purchased B65 series speakers can opt to buy this speaker stand separately to replace their original stands. Desktop audio users can also expand their system into a floor-standing setup.

For users with limited budgets, it allows starting with a desktop audio system and later expanding to a full floor-standing system.

Add a sound guide cone at the bottom of the double ten inch base, which mainly serves the following purposes:

1. Eliminate the airflow noise of the inverted hole (the core). When the horn vibrates, the air inside the box will rush out from the bottom inverted hole at high speed; The conical smooth surface can smoothly divert airflow, disperse concentrated airflow, reduce air velocity, and avoid audible airflow noise caused by airflow hitting the base. It is cleaner and quieter during high dynamic bass.

Uniformly diffuse low frequencies at 2.360 ° to enhance low-frequency coverage below.

The low-frequency sound waves emitted from the inverted hole will scatter horizontally around the conical surface instead of being trapped vertically on the ground. Let the bass spread evenly throughout the entire listening space, not just concentrated in the front of the speaker

3. Optimize the acoustic impedance of the inverting hole and calibrate low-frequency resonance.

4. Raise the airflow to avoid ground blockage and reduce resonance interference.