Bandor 50 mk2 nieuw in doos 8 stuks

Bandor 50
8 stuks 16 ohm.
Zeer hoogwaardige speakers
Graag in één koop
Als je een hier een TL of line array van maakt zal het geweldig klinken.
Ik kom er helaas niet aan toe.

Onderstaand heb ik gevonden op het www

Bandor 50ADW/16 is a 16 ohm version with an Xmax of 2.3 mm and a voltage sensitivity of 81.2 dB. view

AIUI Doreen Bandor is the deceased ex-wife of Ted Jordan, and the company no longer exists.

It seems, but I'm not sure, after the split what was Jordan became Bandor.

FWIW though your speakers should be the two drivers wired as a 0.5 way to do baffle step,
and then those two drivers crossed over 1st order series to the low down 5", or similar.

More info :

Vendor guidelines - Bandor:

Bandor drivers are closely related to Jordan's. This isn't suprising since both share a common heritage. Bandor's owner, Doreen Bance is the ex-wife of Ted Jordan and was awarded equal access to their joint intellectual property rights in their divorce settlement. While Ted Jordan's strength is design, Doreen Bance's strength is production. As of this writing, Bandor's drivers are more available than Jordan's.
Although, like Jordan, Bandor makes drivers using curvilinear profile aluminum foil cones in a variety of sizes, only one of Bandor's driver families has been recommended. The Bandor 50 family comprises several 2" drivers, all similar to the Jordan JX53. These differ in impedance, Xmax, amd sensitivity. For a line array, choose whichever will provide the composite impedance and sensitivity that you require. The currently recommended drivers include:

The Bandor 50ASW/4 is a 4 ohm version with an Xmax of 1.4 mm and a voltage sensitivity of 87.1 dB. view

The Bandor 50AFSW/8 is a 8 ohm version with an Xmax of 1.7 mm and a voltage sensitivity of 84.1 dB. view

The Bandor 50ADW/16 is a 16 ohm version with an Xmax of 2.3 mm and a voltage sensitivity of 81.2 dB. view
Vendor guidelines - Jordan:

E.J. Jordan is a highly regarded British manufacturer of both full-range and wide-range drivers using metal cone conventional technology. Their drivers are conventional in design and depend on a curved cone profile to achieve progressive decoupling at higher frequencies. Unlike other metal cone units, waterfall plots provided by the manufacturer reveal little evidence of metal cone resonance or breakup within the audio band. All of their drivers have been recommended, so here's the rundown on the line:
The JX53 tweeter is "only" good up to around 18 kHz, but extends down to 300 Hz. As noted in Section 2, its low sensitivity makes it somewhat unsuitable for individual use, but ideal for mid/treble line arrays. Also see the quite similar Bandor model 50 drivers. face view angle view response impedance phase waterfall