SuperDual CPA10S vs Velodyne Acoustics Digital Drive Plus 18
The Digital Drive Plus 18's power @ 8ω is 1.3kW against the SuperDual CPA10S's 1.2kW and its sensitivity 105 dB against 106 dB. Both share impedance (8Ω) and woofer (18").
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The Tannoy SuperDual CPA10S speakers feature 10" SuperDual drivers with a sensitivity of 102 dB and 400 Wrms power handling, combining the output capability of a PA speaker with high definition sound. The VS218 DR is a versatile, no-compromise subwoofer designed for demanding professional applications, extending frequency response below 30 Hz. It features twin 458 mm (18") high efficiency drive units with 106 dB/W sensitivity and a 100 mm (4") voice coil, housed in a robust 500 litre cabinet made of 18 mm multi-ply birch hardwood. The subwoofer delivers deep, powerful bass at high sound pressure levels with low distortion and power compression, maintaining uniform frequency response throughout its dynamic range. It includes 16 recessed carrying handles, 16 flying inserts, pullback points, and rubber feet for stacking and rigging. The system is ideal for clubs, theatres, concert halls, large corporate AV systems, stadiums, cinemas, and houses of worship.
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