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DMorison
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Working for me right now, albeit their whole site seems to be loading incredibly slowly. Nonetheless every reference I've seen to that driver agrees it's ferrite - so unless they made a mistake and have since corrected it I can't shed any light on why you might have seen otherwise.
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Tonskulus
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If the picture is correct, its indeed ferrite driver.
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Elliot Thompson
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The FTR models you mentioned is designed for horns. The 4080 F offers a Qts of 0.194 (VAS 266 Litres, fs 29 Hz) and the 4080 FD offers a Qts of 0.281 (VAS 328.1 Litres, fs 28 Hz) Celestion had an FTR 4080 HDX which was not suited for horns offering a Qts of 0.4 So, your first choice (Faital Pro 18 FH 510 4 ohm version) is good alternative offering a Qts of 0.26 (VAS 351 Litres, fs 30 Hz) as it falls between the Celestion 18 FTR 4080 F and Celestion FTR 4080 FD. Best Regards, |
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Elliot Thompson
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On the main listing of their loudspeakers, Faital Pro stated Ferrite for the 8 ohm and, Neodymium for the 4 ohm version of the 15 FH 510. When they sort out their "Gateway 504 Time-out" error, I view it again to be certain. Best Regards,
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