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Can deaf people speak?
Yes, deaf people can speak. Some deaf individuals may have difficulty speaking clearly if they were born deaf or lost their hearing at a very young age and did not learn spoken language. However, with the help of speech therapy and other communication techniques, many deaf people are able to develop their speech and communicate effectively. It is important to remember that not all deaf individuals choose to or are able to speak, and they may use sign language or other forms of communication instead. **
Is my cat deaf?
If you suspect that your cat may be deaf, there are a few signs to look out for. Cats that are deaf may not respond to sounds, such as their name being called or loud noises. They may also startle easily or be more vocal than usual. If you are concerned about your cat's hearing, it is best to consult with a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis. **
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-2.80The Machete Fight MFA-2.80 is a 2-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce with Class D technology. The frequency range is 20-20000 Hz. The RMS power is 120 W x 2 at 2 Ohm and 80 W x 2 at 4 Ohm, in bridged mode 240 W x 1 at 4 Ohm. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohm, in bridged mode 4 Ohm. Equipped with low-pass and high-pass filters from 50-12000 Hz, simultaneous LPF/HPF activation, and a 12 dB/Oct. Crossover. The input sensitivity is 0.4-8 V at an operating voltage of 9-15 V. The signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Power connections 25 mm² and speaker connections 4 mm². Dimensions 151.9 x 179.0 x 54.7 mm and weight with packaging 1.37 kg. Features 2-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 20-20000 Hz RMS power @ 2 Ohm: 120 W x 2 RMS power @ 4 Ohm: 80 W x 2 RMS power @ 4 Ohm (Bridge): 240 W x 1 Low-pass filter 50-12000 Hz High-pass filter 50-12000 Hz Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF Crossover 12 dB/Oct. Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohm Minimum load impedance in bridged mode: 4 Ohm Technical Specifications Model: MFA-2.80 Input sensitivity 0.4-8 V Operating voltage 9-15 V Signal/Noise ≥ 90 dB Power connections 25 mm² Speaker connections 4 mm² Dimensions (LxWxH): 151.9 x 179.0 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging: 1.37 kg Accessories: Amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card162,18 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-4.180The Machete Fight MFA-4.180 is a 4-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. The frequency range is 20–20000 Hz. The RMS power is 270 W x 4 at 2 Ohm and 180 W x 4 at 4 Ohm, in bridged mode 540 W x 2 at 4 Ohm. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohm, in bridged mode 4 Ohm. Low-pass and high-pass filters are available from 50–12000 Hz with 12 dB/Oct. Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF is possible. The input sensitivity is 0.4–8 V. The operating voltage is 9–15 V, the signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Power connections for 25 mm² and speaker connections for 6 mm². The dimensions are 151.9 x 257.0 x 54.7 mm. Accessories include amplifier, mounting kit, manual, and warranty card. Features 4-Channel Amplifier Class D RMS power @ 2 Ohm (14.4 V): 270 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohm (14.4 V): 180 W x 4 RMS power bridged @ 4 Ohm: 540 W x 2 Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohm Minimum load impedance in bridged mode: 4 Ohm Low-pass filter: 50–12000 Hz High-pass filter: 50–12000 Hz Simultaneous LPF/HPF: yes Crossover: 12 dB/Oct. Operating voltage: 9–15 V Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥ 90 dB Dimensions (L x W x H): 151.9 x 257.0 x 54.7 mm Technical Specifications Model: MFA-4.180 Frequency range: 20–20000 Hz Input sensitivity: 0.4–8 V Power connections: 25 mm² Speaker connections: 6 mm² Weight with packaging: 2.54 kg Scope of delivery: amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card222,43 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-4.80The Machete Fight MFA-4.80 is a 4-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. It operates in the frequency range of 20 to 20000 Hz. The RMS power is 120 W x 4 at 2 Ohms (14.4 V), 80 W x 4 at 4 Ohms (14.4 V), and 240 W x 2 at 4 Ohms in bridge mode. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohms and in bridge mode is 4 Ohms. LPF and HPF are adjustable from 50 to 12000 Hz and can be activated simultaneously; the Crossover operates at 12 dB/Oct. The input sensitivity is 0.4 to 8 V, and the operating voltage is 9 to 15 V. The signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Designed for 25 mm² power connections and 4 mm² speaker connections. Dimensions are 151.9 x 233.0 x 54.7 mm, weight with packaging is 1.73 kg. Features 4-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 20–20000 Hz RMS power @ 2 Ohms (14.4 V): 120 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohms (14.4 V): 80 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohms (Bridge): 240 W x 2 Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohms Minimum load impedance in bridge mode: 4 Ohms Low-pass filter 50–12000 Hz High-pass filter 50–12000 Hz Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF: yes Crossover 12 dB/Oct. Technical Specifications Model: MFA-4.80 Number of channels: 4 Input sensitivity: 0.4–8 V Operating voltage: 9–15 V Signal/Noise: ≥ 90 dB Power connections: 25 mm² Speaker connections: 4 mm² Dimensions (LxWxH): 151.9 x 233.0 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging: 1.73 kg Accessories: Amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card141,05 €*Shipping: 12,65 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-5.1000Machete Fight MFA-5.1000 is a 5-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. The frequency range is 10–20,000 Hz, the minimum load impedance is 2 Ohms per channel and 4 Ohms in bridged mode. High-pass and low-pass filters are adjustable from 50–12,000 Hz, complemented by a 12 dB/oct. Crossover. Available RMS power configurations for 4 Ohms, 2 Ohms, and bridged at 4 Ohms. The damping factor is ≥ 180, the signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Connection-wise, there are 25 mm² power connections and 4 mm² speaker connections, with an operating voltage of 9–15 V. The dimensions are 151.8 x 271.4 x 54.7 mm, and the weight with packaging is 1.00 kg; accessories include the amplifier, remote control, mounting kit, user manual, and warranty card. Features 5-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 10–20,000 Hz High-pass filter 50–12,000 Hz Low-pass filter 50–12,000 Hz 12 dB/oct. Crossover Minimum load impedance per channel 2 Ohms Minimum load impedance in bridged mode 4 Ohms 4 x 80 Watts RMS + 300 Watts at 4 Ohms 4 x 120 Watts RMS + 500 Watts at 2 Ohms 2 x 240 Watts RMS bridged at 4 Ohms + 1 x 500 Watts RMS at 2 Ohms Accessories: amplifier, remote control, mounting kit, user manual, warranty card Technical Specifications Model MFA-5.1000 Number of channels 5 Operating voltage 9–15 V Damping factor ≥ 180 Signal-to-noise ≥ 90 dB Power connections 25 mm² Speaker connections 4 mm² Dimensions L x W x H 151.8 x 271.4 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging 1.00 kg259,35 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Are kittens born deaf?
Yes, kittens are born deaf. Their ear canals are closed at birth, and they do not fully open until they are around 9-14 days old. This is a natural protective mechanism to prevent damage to their delicate ears while they are still developing. Once their ear canals open, they will begin to hear and their sense of hearing will continue to develop as they grow. **
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In which language do deaf people who are deaf from birth think?
Deaf people who are deaf from birth may think in a variety of ways, depending on their individual experiences and communication methods. Some may think in sign language, using visual and spatial concepts to process information. Others may think in written language, particularly if they have been exposed to written communication through education or other means. Additionally, some deaf individuals may think in a combination of visual, spatial, and written language, depending on the context and content of their thoughts. Overall, the language in which deaf individuals think can vary widely and is influenced by their unique experiences and communication methods. **
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What does "deaf aggressive" mean?
"Deaf aggressive" is a term used to describe a communication style that may come across as assertive or forceful, often due to the speaker's inability to hear their own volume or tone. This can be a result of the individual being deaf or hard of hearing and not being able to modulate their voice effectively. It is important to understand that this behavior is not necessarily intentional aggression, but rather a byproduct of the individual's communication challenges. **
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Was Ludwig van Beethoven deaf?
Yes, Ludwig van Beethoven gradually lost his hearing starting in his late 20s and was completely deaf by the time he was in his 40s. Despite his deafness, Beethoven continued to compose music and even conducted orchestras, relying on vibrations and visual cues to help him stay in time. His ability to create some of his greatest works while being deaf is a testament to his incredible talent and determination. **
Why are white Chihuahuas deaf?
White Chihuahuas are more likely to be deaf compared to other colored Chihuahuas due to a genetic condition called pigment-associated deafness. This condition is linked to the gene responsible for producing pigment in the skin and hair, and it can also affect the development of the inner ear. The lack of pigment in the inner ear can lead to abnormalities in the structures responsible for hearing, resulting in deafness. It is important for white Chihuahua owners to be aware of this potential issue and take necessary precautions to ensure their pet's safety and well-being. **
Is the house spider deaf?
House spiders do not have ears or eardrums, so they are unable to hear in the same way that humans do. Instead, they rely on vibrations and movements to sense their surroundings. This means that they are essentially deaf to sound waves, but they are still able to detect potential prey or threats through other sensory mechanisms. **
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Deaf Bonce Fight 60The Fight 60 from Deaf Bonce is a midrange speaker with a diameter of 6.5 inches. The technical design is aimed at high shock resistance and dynamics. The model has an RMS power handling of 100 watts and reaches a maximum load capacity of 200 watts. The usable frequency range is between 90 and 17,000 Hz with an impedance of 4 ohms. The sensitivity is specified at 94.9 dB. Due to its compact dimensions, integration into various installations is possible. The mounting depth is 71.1 mm and the cutout measures 149.7 mm. Features 6.5 inch (16.5 cm) midrange speaker High shock resistance Compact design Cutout: 149.7 mm Mounting depth: 71.1 mm Technical Specifications Power handling: 100 watts RMS Load capacity: 200 watts MAX Frequency range: 90-17,000 Hz Impedance: 4 ohms Sensitivity: 94.9 dB55,01 €*Shipping: 12,44 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight 80The Machete Fight 80 from Deaf Bonce is an 8-inch midrange speaker. The model features a power handling of 170 Watts RMS and a maximum load of 340 Watts. The construction is made from durable materials for long-lasting performance. The frequency range extends from 55 to 9000 Hz with an impedance of 4 Ohms. The sensitivity of the speaker is 95.2 dB. For installation, a mounting depth of 84.5 mm and a cutout size of 186.6 mm are required. A speaker grille is not included. Features 8-inch (20 cm) midrange speaker Power handling: 170 Watts RMS Maximum load: 340 Watts MAX Frequency range: 55-9000 Hz Impedance: 4 Ohms Sensitivity: 95.2 dB Mounting depth: 84.5 mm Cutout size: 186.6 mm Speaker grille: No grille101,82 €*Shipping: 13,14 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-2.80The Machete Fight MFA-2.80 is a 2-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce with Class D technology. The frequency range is 20-20000 Hz. The RMS power is 120 W x 2 at 2 Ohm and 80 W x 2 at 4 Ohm, in bridged mode 240 W x 1 at 4 Ohm. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohm, in bridged mode 4 Ohm. Equipped with low-pass and high-pass filters from 50-12000 Hz, simultaneous LPF/HPF activation, and a 12 dB/Oct. Crossover. The input sensitivity is 0.4-8 V at an operating voltage of 9-15 V. The signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Power connections 25 mm² and speaker connections 4 mm². Dimensions 151.9 x 179.0 x 54.7 mm and weight with packaging 1.37 kg. Features 2-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 20-20000 Hz RMS power @ 2 Ohm: 120 W x 2 RMS power @ 4 Ohm: 80 W x 2 RMS power @ 4 Ohm (Bridge): 240 W x 1 Low-pass filter 50-12000 Hz High-pass filter 50-12000 Hz Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF Crossover 12 dB/Oct. Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohm Minimum load impedance in bridged mode: 4 Ohm Technical Specifications Model: MFA-2.80 Input sensitivity 0.4-8 V Operating voltage 9-15 V Signal/Noise ≥ 90 dB Power connections 25 mm² Speaker connections 4 mm² Dimensions (LxWxH): 151.9 x 179.0 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging: 1.37 kg Accessories: Amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card162,18 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-4.180The Machete Fight MFA-4.180 is a 4-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. The frequency range is 20–20000 Hz. The RMS power is 270 W x 4 at 2 Ohm and 180 W x 4 at 4 Ohm, in bridged mode 540 W x 2 at 4 Ohm. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohm, in bridged mode 4 Ohm. Low-pass and high-pass filters are available from 50–12000 Hz with 12 dB/Oct. Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF is possible. The input sensitivity is 0.4–8 V. The operating voltage is 9–15 V, the signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Power connections for 25 mm² and speaker connections for 6 mm². The dimensions are 151.9 x 257.0 x 54.7 mm. Accessories include amplifier, mounting kit, manual, and warranty card. Features 4-Channel Amplifier Class D RMS power @ 2 Ohm (14.4 V): 270 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohm (14.4 V): 180 W x 4 RMS power bridged @ 4 Ohm: 540 W x 2 Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohm Minimum load impedance in bridged mode: 4 Ohm Low-pass filter: 50–12000 Hz High-pass filter: 50–12000 Hz Simultaneous LPF/HPF: yes Crossover: 12 dB/Oct. Operating voltage: 9–15 V Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥ 90 dB Dimensions (L x W x H): 151.9 x 257.0 x 54.7 mm Technical Specifications Model: MFA-4.180 Frequency range: 20–20000 Hz Input sensitivity: 0.4–8 V Power connections: 25 mm² Speaker connections: 6 mm² Weight with packaging: 2.54 kg Scope of delivery: amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card222,43 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Can deaf people speak?
Yes, deaf people can speak. Some deaf individuals may have difficulty speaking clearly if they were born deaf or lost their hearing at a very young age and did not learn spoken language. However, with the help of speech therapy and other communication techniques, many deaf people are able to develop their speech and communicate effectively. It is important to remember that not all deaf individuals choose to or are able to speak, and they may use sign language or other forms of communication instead. **
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Is my cat deaf?
If you suspect that your cat may be deaf, there are a few signs to look out for. Cats that are deaf may not respond to sounds, such as their name being called or loud noises. They may also startle easily or be more vocal than usual. If you are concerned about your cat's hearing, it is best to consult with a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis. **
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Are kittens born deaf?
Yes, kittens are born deaf. Their ear canals are closed at birth, and they do not fully open until they are around 9-14 days old. This is a natural protective mechanism to prevent damage to their delicate ears while they are still developing. Once their ear canals open, they will begin to hear and their sense of hearing will continue to develop as they grow. **
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In which language do deaf people who are deaf from birth think?
Deaf people who are deaf from birth may think in a variety of ways, depending on their individual experiences and communication methods. Some may think in sign language, using visual and spatial concepts to process information. Others may think in written language, particularly if they have been exposed to written communication through education or other means. Additionally, some deaf individuals may think in a combination of visual, spatial, and written language, depending on the context and content of their thoughts. Overall, the language in which deaf individuals think can vary widely and is influenced by their unique experiences and communication methods. **
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-4.80The Machete Fight MFA-4.80 is a 4-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. It operates in the frequency range of 20 to 20000 Hz. The RMS power is 120 W x 4 at 2 Ohms (14.4 V), 80 W x 4 at 4 Ohms (14.4 V), and 240 W x 2 at 4 Ohms in bridge mode. The minimum load impedance per channel is 2 Ohms and in bridge mode is 4 Ohms. LPF and HPF are adjustable from 50 to 12000 Hz and can be activated simultaneously; the Crossover operates at 12 dB/Oct. The input sensitivity is 0.4 to 8 V, and the operating voltage is 9 to 15 V. The signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Designed for 25 mm² power connections and 4 mm² speaker connections. Dimensions are 151.9 x 233.0 x 54.7 mm, weight with packaging is 1.73 kg. Features 4-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 20–20000 Hz RMS power @ 2 Ohms (14.4 V): 120 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohms (14.4 V): 80 W x 4 RMS power @ 4 Ohms (Bridge): 240 W x 2 Minimum load impedance per channel: 2 Ohms Minimum load impedance in bridge mode: 4 Ohms Low-pass filter 50–12000 Hz High-pass filter 50–12000 Hz Simultaneous activation of LPF and HPF: yes Crossover 12 dB/Oct. Technical Specifications Model: MFA-4.80 Number of channels: 4 Input sensitivity: 0.4–8 V Operating voltage: 9–15 V Signal/Noise: ≥ 90 dB Power connections: 25 mm² Speaker connections: 4 mm² Dimensions (LxWxH): 151.9 x 233.0 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging: 1.73 kg Accessories: Amplifier, mounting kit, manual, warranty card141,05 €*Shipping: 12,65 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MFA-5.1000Machete Fight MFA-5.1000 is a 5-Channel Amplifier from Deaf Bonce in Class D. The frequency range is 10–20,000 Hz, the minimum load impedance is 2 Ohms per channel and 4 Ohms in bridged mode. High-pass and low-pass filters are adjustable from 50–12,000 Hz, complemented by a 12 dB/oct. Crossover. Available RMS power configurations for 4 Ohms, 2 Ohms, and bridged at 4 Ohms. The damping factor is ≥ 180, the signal-to-noise ratio is ≥ 90 dB. Connection-wise, there are 25 mm² power connections and 4 mm² speaker connections, with an operating voltage of 9–15 V. The dimensions are 151.8 x 271.4 x 54.7 mm, and the weight with packaging is 1.00 kg; accessories include the amplifier, remote control, mounting kit, user manual, and warranty card. Features 5-Channel Amplifier Class D Frequency range 10–20,000 Hz High-pass filter 50–12,000 Hz Low-pass filter 50–12,000 Hz 12 dB/oct. Crossover Minimum load impedance per channel 2 Ohms Minimum load impedance in bridged mode 4 Ohms 4 x 80 Watts RMS + 300 Watts at 4 Ohms 4 x 120 Watts RMS + 500 Watts at 2 Ohms 2 x 240 Watts RMS bridged at 4 Ohms + 1 x 500 Watts RMS at 2 Ohms Accessories: amplifier, remote control, mounting kit, user manual, warranty card Technical Specifications Model MFA-5.1000 Number of channels 5 Operating voltage 9–15 V Damping factor ≥ 180 Signal-to-noise ≥ 90 dB Power connections 25 mm² Speaker connections 4 mm² Dimensions L x W x H 151.8 x 271.4 x 54.7 mm Weight with packaging 1.00 kg259,35 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-10SThe Machete Fight MF-10S is a 10-inch (25 cm) Subwoofer from Deaf Bonce. It has an RMS power of 800 W and a maximum power of 1600 W. The impedance variants available are D2 (2x2 Ohm) and D4 (2x4 Ohm). The construction includes a paper cone, a ferrite magnet, copper voice coil wire, a foam surround, and a steel frame. The voice coil measures 63.5 mm. The specifications include an Xmax of 14.00 mm per direction and an Xmech of 28.00 mm. Other values: SPL 84.00 dB, Fs 36.00 Hz, Qts 0.45, BL 18.00, and Vas 20.50 L. The mounting depth is 143 mm, the cutout size is 228.0 mm, and the weight is 7.5 kg. Features 10-inch Subwoofer (25 cm) RMS power: 800 W Maximum power: 1600 W Impedance variants: D2 (2x2 Ohm) and D4 (2x4 Ohm) Cone: Paper Magnet: Ferrite Voice coil wire: Copper Surround: Foam Frame: Steel Mounting depth: 143 mm Cutout size: 228.0 mm Weight: 7.5 kg Technical Specifications Voice coil: 63.5 mm SPL: 84.00 dB Fs: 36.00 Hz Qts: 0.45 BL: 18.00 Vas: 20.50 L Xmech: 28.00 mm Xmax: 14.00 mm per direction144,05 €*Shipping: 16,85 €Secure redirect to the provider
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Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-12RThe Deaf Bonce Machete Fight MF-12R is a 12-inch (30 cm) Subwoofer with 1200 W RMS and 2400 W peak power. It features a 76.2 mm voice coil, a ferrite magnet, CCAW voice coil wire, surround foam, and a steel frame. The impedance is either 2+2 Ohm or 4+4 Ohm, depending on the version. The linear excursion is 15 mm in each direction, with Xmech at 30 mm. Specified sound pressure levels: 86.00/86.30 dB; resonance frequency: 37.60/38.00 Hz; BL: 15.80/20.50; Vas: 24.80/27.60 l. Mounting depth: 161.8 mm, cutout size: 282.0 mm. Weight: 10.00 kg, gross weight: 10.25 kg. Features 12-inch (30 cm) Subwoofer RMS power 1200 W Peak power 2400 W Impedance 2+2/4+4 Ohm Xmax 15 mm in each direction Xmech 30 mm Magnet ferrite Voice coil wire CCAW Surround foam Frame steel Mounting depth 161.8 mm Cutout size 282.0 mm Weight 10.00 kg Gross weight 10.25 kg Technical Specifications Voice coil 76.2 mm SPL 86.00/86.30 dB Resonance frequency (Fs) 37.60/38.00 Hz BL 15.80/20.50 Vas 24.80/27.60 l166,63 €*Shipping: 0,00 €Secure redirect to the provider
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What does "deaf aggressive" mean?
"Deaf aggressive" is a term used to describe a communication style that may come across as assertive or forceful, often due to the speaker's inability to hear their own volume or tone. This can be a result of the individual being deaf or hard of hearing and not being able to modulate their voice effectively. It is important to understand that this behavior is not necessarily intentional aggression, but rather a byproduct of the individual's communication challenges. **
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Was Ludwig van Beethoven deaf?
Yes, Ludwig van Beethoven gradually lost his hearing starting in his late 20s and was completely deaf by the time he was in his 40s. Despite his deafness, Beethoven continued to compose music and even conducted orchestras, relying on vibrations and visual cues to help him stay in time. His ability to create some of his greatest works while being deaf is a testament to his incredible talent and determination. **
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Why are white Chihuahuas deaf?
White Chihuahuas are more likely to be deaf compared to other colored Chihuahuas due to a genetic condition called pigment-associated deafness. This condition is linked to the gene responsible for producing pigment in the skin and hair, and it can also affect the development of the inner ear. The lack of pigment in the inner ear can lead to abnormalities in the structures responsible for hearing, resulting in deafness. It is important for white Chihuahua owners to be aware of this potential issue and take necessary precautions to ensure their pet's safety and well-being. **
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Is the house spider deaf?
House spiders do not have ears or eardrums, so they are unable to hear in the same way that humans do. Instead, they rely on vibrations and movements to sense their surroundings. This means that they are essentially deaf to sound waves, but they are still able to detect potential prey or threats through other sensory mechanisms. **
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