AtlasIED GD87W Speaker - 16 W RMS

AtlasIED GD87W Speaker - 16 W RMS
The GD87W is a high performance coaxial loudspeaker package with performance specifications identical to the legendary Atlas Sound Model C803A. This similarity in sonic quality insures that existing C803A systems may be expanded with the new GD87W without any noticeable sonic or performance differences.

This coaxial loudspeaker features a 45Hz-19kHz (nominal) frequency response and a broad, uniform dispersion pattern of 105° (2kHz octave band). The GD87 combines a full-size 8" (203mm) dia., low-frequency reproducer and a 3" (76mm) high-frequency reproducer. The two sections are coupled via a built-in crossover network. The woofer has a 10oz. (260g) ceramic magnet; the tweeter has a 2.35 oz. (67g) ceramic magnet. The unit has an average sensitivity of 96dB (1W/1M).

The loudspeaker is matched with a high efficiency 8 watt 70.7V transformer with a maximum insertion loss of 0.6dB. This premium transformer is constructed of audio grade laminations and has a full range frequency response of +1dB from 50Hz to 15kHz. The primary taps are 1, 2, 4, and 8 watts.

The GD87W includes a factory installed 62-8 style CRS baffle with concealed loudspeaker mounting studs and includes screw mount hardware. The baffle finish is white powder coat epoxy.

• 8 Ohm impedance extracts maximum power so you will get more output from your speakers


• Hear every detail crisp and clear with a frequency response of 45 Hz-19 kHz


• Handles up to 16 W of RMS power


• 8" woofer driver size allows better stereo imaging with maximum sound feasibility


• 3" tweeter driver size provides crispier, well-detailed sound with maximum productivity


• Delivers reliable sound with 19 kHz maximum frequency response


• 96 dB sensitivity for efficient conversion of power into sound to produce adequate audio output


• 2.88" depth to provide reliable and optimal Speaker sound output usage


• 8.1" diameter for reliable frequency and sound output


• 2 lb Weight (Approximate) for placement, carrying, and fixing considerations