Bayor Audio HBP12HP

Compact size - definitely big sound! The HBP12HP is one of the most versatile products in our range. Its hybrid design, small size and weight, delivers sound comparable to an 18" subwoofer. It performs well for hundreds of users, working individually as a complement to an indoor satellite system, or in larger quantities as the bass foundation of a concert sound system at a sound company.

It is equipped with  a massive 12-inch woofer  with a large linear excursion, built on the basis of  a neodymium magnet  and a solid aluminum basket, which, together with the elements of the magnetic system, constitutes  a very efficient cooling system , minimizing power compression.

It can be arranged on two levels, depending on your needs. The largest surface features  a threaded tripod socket  for mounting the satellite.

The subwoofer is made  to the highest quality specifications , from birch plywood, covered as standard with the currently most durable  Polyurea coating.

Customers are most often surprised that  the sound comes from a 12" speaker and not the most expensive 18" available.

Ready to work in configurations:

• omni
• cardioid
• end-fired

Parameters:

• 12"/4"VC speaker with neodymium magnet and efficient cooling system
• power 700 W AES / 1400 W Program
• SPL nom. 101 dB/1W >40 Hz (109dB @ 160Hz)
• SPL Max (continuous) 129.5 dB @ 700 W
• usable range 40-120 Hz (-10 dB) for a single
• 36 Hz lower frequency for a cluster of four
• two handles
• threaded tripod socket
• Speakon Neutrik sockets
• Polyurea coating
• weight 34.5 kg
• Dimensions (H x W x D): 59.4 x 41.0 x 74.6 cm

Tested by Live Sound & Installation:

"(...)In the case of the DA46 satellite and the HBP12HP subwoofer, it's rare to encounter such a refined, precise, and versatile sound. It's also significant that the sets are very solidly and aesthetically made. Thanks to their small size, they easily fit in the trunk of a station wagon. Without a doubt, a pair of full-range speakers and subwoofers will handle the sound reinforcement of a club, concert hall, or even a small outdoor venue.(...)"

Marek Kozik,  Live Sound & Installation , April 2016.

Full test:  click here!