Mid-bass driver
Eighteen Sound 6NTLW2000 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 320 W
Eighteen Sound 6NTLW2000 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 320 W
Oberton 10NMB200 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 200 W
B&C Speakers 10MBX64 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 350 W
B&C Speakers 8NW51 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 200 W
B&C Speakers 8NW51 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 200 W
FaitalPRO 10PR320 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 300 W
Monacor SP-12A/302PA Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 300 W
B&C Speakers 12FW88 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 700 W
Eighteen Sound 10MB400 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 250 W
FaitalPRO 12PR300 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 300 W
B&C Speakers 12HPL76 Mid-woofer, 4 Ω, 350 W
B&C Speakers 12MH32 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 400 W
Eighteen Sound 10W650 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 250 W
Monacor SP-10A/302PA Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 300 W
Peerless by Tymphany NCP-1230R01-08 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 600 W
B&C Speakers 10PLB76 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 400 W
B&C Speakers 12NDL76 Mid-woofer, 8 Ω, 400 W
B&C Speakers 12NDL76 Mid-woofer, 4 Ω, 400 W
Oberton 8NM250V2 Mid-woofer, 16 Ω, 250 W
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The mid-woofer is the backbone of a two-way speaker: it carries the bass and the whole midrange up to the tweeter on its own. A 4 to 8 inch size is a good compromise between bass extension and a clean, wide-dispersion midrange.
Paper cones give a natural, warm midrange, aluminium and composite cones are stiffer and more detailed, and ceramic is the top tier. Watch the cone's break-up region: keep the crossover point below it, or an unpleasant peak will appear in the treble.























