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Dayton Audio Ultimax UM10-22 Subwoofer

€299,95

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Dayton Audio Ultimax UM10-22 Subwoofer

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Brand: Dayton Audio

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Product description Dayton Audio Ultimax UM10-22 Subwoofer

Please note that the Dayton Audio UM10-22 has been replaced with the Dayton Audio UMII10-22

Dayton Audio's Ultimax Series DVC subwoofers are purpose-built to move air and create clean, articulate, fast bass. Experience the apex of subwoofer design.

Highlights

Dual 2 ohm, 2-layer copper voice coils
Large vented pole piece and under-spider venting
500 watts RMS power handling
Black anodized aluminum former and black pole improves heat dissipation
Thick, one-piece Nomex honeycomb covered cone with woven heavy-duty glass-fiber
Tall-boy rubber surround for extra-long linear excursion without reducing cone surface area
Dual linear stiffness spiders limit distortion and rocking modes

Product details

Dayton Audio UM10-22 10" Ultimax DVC Subwoofer 2 ohms Per Coil

If you want outrageous amounts of bass, you gotta move some air

The Ultimax Series of dual voice coil subwoofers, from Dayton Audio, are not for the faint of heart. Built using the latest in subwoofer technology, Ultimax subwoofers are the pinnacle of low frequency driver design. An Ultimax subwoofer tests the strength of your foundation with fast, articulate, gut-wrenching bass.

The versatility you need for mobile, home, or pro subwoofer excellence

Dual 2 ohm voice coils allow for stereo 2 ohm and mono 1 ohm wiring configurations when connecting to high current car audio and professional audio amplifiers to extract maximum power. For home audio applications, simply wire the voice coils in series for a benign 4 ohm load for greater amplifier compatibility.

Built to produce massive low frequency output and keep on doing it

To improve power handling, increase thermal management, and reduce power compression, Dayton Audio designed the Ultimax Series with large black anodized formers and vented pole pieces, under-spider ventilation, and two-layer copper voice coils.

Over 1-1/2" of travel (3/4" Xmax) is kept completely linear through the use of dual spiders that also limit distortion and rocking modes. "Tall-boy" rubber surrounds with integrated gaskets maintain driver surface area during extreme excursion moments. Thick, one-piece Nomex honeycomb covered cones are covered with woven, heavy-duty glass fibers creating ultra-still cones that resist deformation.

A strong motor takes you to wherever you want to be

A large copper sleeve and copper pole cap in the motor reduce energy storage from inductance, with the side benefit of lowering distortion for "faster" response. Large dual-stacked, high-energy magnets handle the heavy lifting and bring Qts down to a level where Ultimax subwoofers can be used in vented or sealed cabinets and enclosures.

Cabinet recommendations:

Sealed: 0.75 cubic ft. (net internal, not including driver volume) produces an f3 of 38 Hz with a 0.85 Qtc alignment
Vented: 1.3 cubic ft. (net internal, not including driver or port volume) produces an f3 of 22 Hz

Note: All parameters derived with voice coils wired in series.

Specifications

Article number: UM10-22
EAN: 0844632099243
Woofer Series: Dayton Audio Ultimax series
Woofer Type: Subwoofer
Power Handling (RMS): 500 watts
Power Handling (max): 1,000 watts
Impedance (Z): 2+2 ohms
Sensitivity (SPL at 1m / 2.83V): 84.8 dB
Frequency Response: 25 - 1,500 Hz
Voice Coil Diameter: 63.5 mm
DC Resistance (Re): 3.7Ω
Voice Coil Inductance (Le): 0.77mH
Resonant Frequency (Fs): 31.9 Hz
Mechanical Q (Qms): 3.02
Electromagnetic Q (Qes): 0.94
Total Q (Qts): 0.72
Diaphragm Mass Inc. Airload (Mms): 192g
Mechanical Compliance of Suspension (Cms): 0.13mm/N
Surface Area of Cone (Sd): 327.8 cm²
Volume of Displacement (Vd): 622.8 cm³
BL Product (BL): 12.3T·m
Compliance Equivalent Volume (Vas): 19.5 liters
Maximum Linear Excursion (Xmax): 19 mm
Cone / Diaphragm Material: Nomex Cone
Surround Material: Rubber
Voice Coil Wire Material: Copper
Voice Coil Former: Aluminum
Dual Voice Coil: Yes
Basket / Frame Material: Cast Aluminum
Magnet Material: Ferrite
Overall Outside Diameter: 273.5 mm
Overall Depth: 178 mm
Baffle Cutout Diameter: 236.7 mm
Sealed Volume: 0.63 cubic ft. (net internal)
Sealed F3: 45 Hz with a 0.707 Qtc alignment
Vented Volume: 1.75 cubic ft. (net internal, not including driver or port volume) tuned to 25 Hz with a 10" wide by 1" high slot port that is 24" long
Vented F3: 23 Hz

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5 of 5

Top subwoofer. Goed geluid. En zeer tevreden met mijn zelf gebouwde subwoofer 2.

By Kevin on 18 May 2024

5 of 5

Using it in a small (25l) sealed box with Monacor SAM500D, connected to an Onkyo TX-RZ740 AVR, doing some trickery with bass management. This thing is absolutely brutal, yet the sound is so nice to listen to. With some EQ and enough power this thing will go incredibly low and doesn't even need a big box. Mine had a manufacturing defect, though - too much glue on the spider, which was causing noticable noise. I had to grind it from there.

By tk. on 22 March 2020