BEYMA TD1464P
BEYMA TD1464P — Horn / Waveguide
60 W AES
Part no.: 42A-CHS-HW-BEY-0007
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BEYMA TD1464P — Horn / Waveguide
60 W AES
Technical data
- Power handling: 60 W AES
- Weight: 1.2 kg
Series: TD · Part no.: 42A-CHS-HW-BEY-0007
Beyma TD1464P: TD-series plastic horn rated 60 W AES, 1.2 kg
The Beyma TD1464P carries the P of the plastic horns in its name, yet weighs 1.2 kg – considerably more than the small P models of the TD series. That much mass in a moulded body indicates a large horn with correspondingly generous surface area and wall thickness. The TD1464P is rated at 60 W AES and intended for use with a Beyma compression driver.
A large plastic horn is a sensible compromise for cabinet building: lighter than a cast horn of comparable size, but with the mouth area needed for pattern control down into the upper midrange. Beyma positions the TD series for PA and installation; within it, the TD1464P is the model for designers who want a bigger horn without making the box needlessly heavy.
Use and enclosure
Typical applications are two-way tops and installation speakers with a mid-woofer to which the horn should match in directivity. The larger the horn, the lower you can usually cross over – how low is decided by the mouth and by the driver, whose resonance the high-pass must clearly exceed. The compression driver comes from the Beyma range; exit diameter and mounting pattern are not stored as attributes for the horn and should be cross-checked in the 42.audio driver database.
For mounting 1.2 kg of plastic: bolt the horn at all provided points, choose a sufficiently thick baffle and do not put the body under stress. If you run the 60 W AES continuously, protect the HF channel with a limiter – that primarily protects the driver, which sets the actual system limit.
What to look out for
- Rated 60 W AES – the horn's design figure; the compression driver sets the system limit.
- Weight 1.2 kg despite the plastic body – a larger horn that needs a solid baffle.
- Check the driver's throat size and bolt pattern in the driver database before ordering.
- Larger mouth tends to allow a lower crossover; high-pass steep and above driver resonance.
Frequently asked questions
Why does a P horn weigh 1.2 kg here?
Because the size of the horn demands material, even in plastic. The TD1464P is considerably larger than the light compact models of the TD series, and a big body needs wall thickness to stay quiet at high levels.
Which driver fits the TD1464P?
A Beyma compression driver whose exit corresponds to the horn throat. As the throat is not stored as an attribute, check it in the 42.audio driver database or in Beyma's documents.
What is the advantage over a small horn?
Pattern control towards lower frequencies. A larger mouth extends directivity downwards, which makes the transition to the mid-woofer more even and usually allows a lower crossover.
Beyma TD1464P: manufacturer, spellings and classification
Beyma and Acustica Beyma refer to the same manufacturer: Acústica Beyma S.L. of Moncada near Valencia, Spain. The TD1464P is a horn / waveguide from the TD 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 TD1464P with all key data in the driver database. More drivers from this manufacturer: Atlas Beyma.
Specifications
| Allgemein | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | BEYMA |
| Category | Horn / Waveguide |
| Series | TD |
| Power handling (W) | 60 |
| Abmessungen & Korb | |
|---|---|
| Weight (kg) | 1.2 |