BEYMA 8BR40/N

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BEYMA 8BR40/N — 8" / 8 inch · Full-Range Driver · Full-Range / Wideband
50 W AES - 91 dB - 30 – 6000 Hz - 8 Ω
Part no.: 42A-CHS-BB-BEY-0003

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BEYMA 8BR40/N — 8" · Full-Range Driver

50 W AES · 91 dB Sensitivity · Frequency range 30 Hz – 6000 Hz

Technical data

  • Diameter: 8 "
  • Voice coil: 1 "
  • Power handling: 50 W AES
  • Sensitivity: 91 dB
  • Impedance: 8 Ω
  • Weight: 1.35 kg
  • Frequency range: 30 – 6000 Hz

Series: BR · Part no.: 42A-CHS-BB-BEY-0003

Beyma 8BR40/N: 8" wideband driver with 91 dB, Fs 30 Hz and 90 l bass reflex guideline

The Beyma 8BR40/N is an 8" driver whose 30 Hz resonance frequency is more reminiscent of a woofer than of a wideband driver. Beyma lists it in the BR series with a transmission range from 30 Hz to 6,000 Hz, 91 dB sensitivity, 50 W AES and 8 Ω. At 1.35 kg it is light, and the 1" voice coil fits a driver designed for bandwidth rather than maximum power.

The parameter set is that of a classic reflex driver: Qts 0.39 with Qes 0.48, Vas 89.1 l and an Xmax of 6.7 mm which, with 220 cm² of cone area, gives a displacement volume of 147 cm³. The 21 g moving mass is low for an 8", which explains the midrange reach up to 6,000 Hz. Le 0.5 mH against Re 5.5 Ω is moderate. The EBP of 62 allows bass reflex and sealed; the combination of low resonance and low Qts argues for reflex.

Use and enclosure

As a guideline for bass reflex you get about 90 l tuned to 29 Hz with a lower cut-off of 29 Hz. That is a large volume for an 8" loudspeaker, but it is the way to actually reach the 30 Hz. Sealed with a Butterworth alignment the guideline is around 39 l and a 54 Hz corner frequency, which in many living rooms is the more practical option and controls the driver's excursion below the tuning better. Both are approximations; the fine tuning is done in the enclosure calculator at 42.audio.

Above 6,000 Hz the 8BR40/N needs a tweeter. Place the crossover below that limit so the cone does not run into its beaming region; at 91 dB it works with many tweeters without heavy padding. In a 2-way design of 8BR40/N plus tweeter you get a speaker that manages without a subwoofer, which is not a given for an 8" driver.

What to look out for

  • Fs 30 Hz, Qts 0.39: classic reflex design, guideline 90 l tuned to 29 Hz.
  • Sealed around 39 l at 54 Hz: more compact alternative with controlled excursion.
  • 50 W AES at 8 Ω: amplifier power with restraint, a high-pass below the tuning is sensible.
  • Xmax 6.7 mm and Vd 147 cm³: enough excursion for bass without a subwoofer in small rooms.
  • Weight 1.35 kg: light driver, easy to mount.

Frequently asked questions

Bass reflex or sealed for the 8BR40/N?

Bass reflex with around 90 l tuned to 29 Hz extracts the deepest bass; sealed with about 39 l and a 54 Hz corner frequency is more compact and controls excursion better. If you have the space and want to listen without a subwoofer, go reflex; if you want a smaller box, go sealed.

Which tweeter fits the 8BR40/N?

One that starts cleanly below 6,000 Hz and keeps up with 91 dB in level. Domes are the simple route; a small compression driver with horn from the Beyma range is the alternative for higher levels.

Is 50 W AES enough power handling?

For living rooms and small-scale sound reinforcement yes, because 91 dB sensitivity means little power is needed for decent level. With a reflex alignment, a high-pass below 29 Hz protects the cone from over-excursion, since the enclosure loses control of the cone there.

Beyma 8BR40/N: manufacturer, spellings and classification

Beyma and Acustica Beyma refer to the same manufacturer: Acústica Beyma S.L. of Moncada near Valencia, Spain. The 8BR40/N is a 8-inch full-range driver from the BR series, available from 42.audio, Beyma dealer in Germany, with datasheet and full specifications in the driver database.

At 42.audio you get the BEYMA 8BR40/N with all key data in the driver database and the enclosure calculator. More drivers from this manufacturer: Atlas Beyma.

Thiele-Small parameters

Nominal impedance8 Ω
Resonance frequency fs30 Hz
Total Q Qts0.39
Electrical Q Qes0.48
Mechanical Q Qms2.1
Equivalent volume Vas89.1 l
Moving mass Mms21.0 g
Cone area Sd220 cm²
Linear excursion Xmax6.7 mm
Displaced volume Vd147 cm³
Force factor BL6.8 Tm
DC resistance Re5.5 Ω
Voice coil inductance Le0.5 mH

Enclosure suggestion

The EBP of 62 is in the intermediate range — either works; sealed plays tighter, bass reflex deeper and louder. EBP = fs / Qes = 30 / 0.48

Sealed (Qtc 0.707)

Enclosure volume Vb
39.0 l
System resonance Fc
54 Hz
Cut-off frequency F3
54 Hz

Bass reflex (QB3 after Small)

Enclosure volume Vb
79.7 l
Tuning frequency Fb
31 Hz
Cut-off frequency F3
32 Hz

Vb is the required net internal volume, Fb the tuning frequency of the reflex port and F3 the frequency at which the level has dropped by 3 dB. Calculated approximation after Small. A starting point for simulation, not a finished build plan.

Specifications

Allgemein
Manufacturer BEYMA
Category Full Range
Series BR
Impedance (Ω) 8
Power handling (W) 50
Sensitivity (dB) 91
Frequency from (Hz) 30
Frequency to (Hz) 6000
Abmessungen & Korb
Diameter 8
Voice coil (inch) 1
Weight (kg) 1.35
Thiele-Small-Parameter
Re (Ω) 5.5
Le (mH) 0.5
Fs (Hz) 30
Qms 2.1
Qes 0.48
Qts 0.39
Vas (l) 89.1
Xmax (mm) 6.7
Vd (cm³) 147
BL (Tm) 6.8
Mms (kg) 0.021
Sd (m²) 0.022